3D Printed 50mm EDF Jet Trainer 1

[Houndpup Rc]

Same experience as Litterbug more or less for me. It's basically the same as ABS but maybe a bit tougher to print. I get a bit less warping but more potential for cracks if it cools too quickly.

That said, I've tuned very heavily for ABS and I'm using the same ABS tune for ASA, so it could just be that I haven't tuned for ASA. I've also heard it's easier to print and it definitely has less of a tendency to peel off the bed which is the number one cause of ABS print failures so it may be a case where it's easier to get working at all but requires more effort to get perfect.

Ah okay👍

 

[LitterBug]

I thought I have heard that its like ABS but easier to print...Could be wrong....

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[telnar1236]

I thought I have heard that its like ABS but easier to print...Could be wrong....

If you're looking for an easier version of ABS, CF ABS is the way to go. You have to print it hotter at around 270 C and need a hardened steel nozzle, but with an enclosure or even just a cardboard box it basically avoids all the issues of warping and poor bed adhesion.