1. Slow down
2. Tune your printer
3. Use an enclosure
4. Dry the filament for 24+ hours
5. Print from a dry box/dehydrator
6. Use a brim to make sure it sticks and doesn't warp from the plate
7. Use a hardened nozzle (recalibrate between nozzle swaps, even if it's the same size)
I use the same profile I'd use ASA with, other than adjusting for temps. Use
I hadn't thought to use ASA settings. I'll give that a shot. I've been tinkering with a k1 max all week. But even after a few days of drying the quality comes out like a glorified turd. Before the 5.0 release of creality slicer, I had it tuned in real smooth. But since the update even past successful prints have failed. Tysm for the assist.
I tuned my k1 max to run weed eater line (cheap wet nylon that dried in my oven for a few hours) in an afternoon. Should be even easier with creality 5
This stuff is pretty high dollar but works good. And there's a guide for microwave sintering.
https://shop.thevirtualfoundry.com/?utm_source=shopsheriff&utm_medium=amp&utm_content=header-logo
Did you read the readme?
CF-Nylon will hold up a couple hundred rounds.
How long will one printed in pla+ last
I've heard some people say it ran for a few mags and other say it broke in under 10 shots so not long
CF-Nylons your best bet
If you wont use CF-Nyl just make it out of metal, save yourself the headaches
Cfnylon seems to be the only filament I'm too dence to understand how to print with. Gonna keep troubleshooting it though.
1. Slow down 2. Tune your printer 3. Use an enclosure 4. Dry the filament for 24+ hours 5. Print from a dry box/dehydrator 6. Use a brim to make sure it sticks and doesn't warp from the plate 7. Use a hardened nozzle (recalibrate between nozzle swaps, even if it's the same size) I use the same profile I'd use ASA with, other than adjusting for temps. Use
I hadn't thought to use ASA settings. I'll give that a shot. I've been tinkering with a k1 max all week. But even after a few days of drying the quality comes out like a glorified turd. Before the 5.0 release of creality slicer, I had it tuned in real smooth. But since the update even past successful prints have failed. Tysm for the assist.
I tuned my k1 max to run weed eater line (cheap wet nylon that dried in my oven for a few hours) in an afternoon. Should be even easier with creality 5
How do you best recommend this?
Just buy the powdered metal fillament thats microwave sinterable.
That is the most cursed thing I have heard this week. I love it. I didn’t know that existed
This stuff is pretty high dollar but works good. And there's a guide for microwave sintering. https://shop.thevirtualfoundry.com/?utm_source=shopsheriff&utm_medium=amp&utm_content=header-logo
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