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BHudson 1 week ago.
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I tested this filament on some items.
Print quality is very good quality, there is no retraction of the plastic.
The layers hold very well, even on a large object like a statue, no crack occurred !!! which is not the case with ABS or PLA!WARNING !!! :
The filament is abrasive, which use inside the extruder just across the switch that detects the presence of the filament …
Result after printing, the machine see no more filament ….
What a shame! it’s one of the best plastic I tested …photo : extruder used, one sample, and difference betewen ABS and carbon
The detail is astonishing but the damage is quite bad. Would oiling the tracks before using help?
Print looks excellent. Maybe the extruder needs to be case hardened?
I filled the hollow with an adhesive resin.
It works for now, but I no longer use this filament
I’m afraid it uses the print head … it would be more problematicwhat is the opinion of engineers of Robox ???
The abrasion issue is being addressed by Robox. I was the first to see it with Nylon filaments and then with BronzeFill from Colorfabb. The fix is being tested and will be issued as a fix once it is complete, per my information.
Oiling will not help. The damage is caused by the tiny particles in the filament abrading the extruder sensor.
So far I have printed lots of BronzeFill with no issues at the nozzle. The filament is hot when it goes through the nozzle so the abrasion force is reduced considerably.
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