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  1. #1
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    It's certainly true. There is special waste handling requirements when dealing with coolants/cutting oils from shops that machine brass.

    I doubt it would be significant from a 3d printer nozzle.

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    I hesitate to write about this. I do not intend to blow my own trumpet.
    As someone wrote previously, PP is the best material for your purpose. But PP filament has the issue, big CTE. We, NANODAX , has announced glass wool filled PP filament which is really usable.


    • Surface is very smooth.
    • Easy to cut, shave the model.
    • Has flexibility and strength.
    • Water tight wall.
    • Light.
    • No odor during process.
    • Endure 120-130 degree.
    • Chemical resistance
    • Parameter tolerance is large


    This link to Z-temp forum is good to understand how it behave.
    The filament is going to be put into market end of SEP if everything goes well.


    Last edited by NaotoSakaue; 08-07-2016 at 12:07 AM.

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