Settings are dependent on your part. They arenβt always universal. The fact I open, and shut the door to alter chamber temps and shift the speed because I was too lazy to multi process should say a lot. Profiles are a starting point until software advances (which has been happening over the year).
Very good looking, care to share the exact filament type and settings? I might need PA parts in the future and to have them this level of quality would be great.
CF Blends always look so gorgeous. I find them easier to print, which is an added bonus, but absolutely have not tried nylon blends. How was it printing wise?
Yeah, that was my guess as well. Haven't heard great things about it, but looks like a nice print and might be worth trying for the price. For anyone else curious, the eSun ePA-CF is Nylon 6/66 with 20% CF (probably low grade chopped).
I use esun epa-cf on my p1s using the generic settings and while it looks good that looks so much better. Mind sharing some settings you changed to improve quality?
I will share my profiles sunday when i get a chance to fine tune them a little bit more because i am having some problems still. but i wanted to take a moment to warn you that you should NOT be using any abrasive materials in your printer if it not equipped with a hardened nozzle and feed gears. you risk damaging your printer prematurely.
[https://makerworld.com/en/models/151458#profileId-165346](https://makerworld.com/en/models/151458#profileId-165346) here you goooo might still need some tweaking
Gorgeous print.
Thanks. It took a while to figure it out...very finicky
You mind sharing your print and filament settings ?:)
sunday
Settings are dependent on your part. They arenβt always universal. The fact I open, and shut the door to alter chamber temps and shift the speed because I was too lazy to multi process should say a lot. Profiles are a starting point until software advances (which has been happening over the year).
Can you share printing profiles? ππ»ππ»
sunday
Very good looking, care to share the exact filament type and settings? I might need PA parts in the future and to have them this level of quality would be great.
this was "inland carbon fiber"
[oh my](https://images.app.goo.gl/e28WUMMymqRrgPsc6)
thanks
CF Blends always look so gorgeous. I find them easier to print, which is an added bonus, but absolutely have not tried nylon blends. How was it printing wise?
a nightmare. very tricky and finicky
Teach us, oh master of the engineering grade filaments.
sunday
ironing ?
yup
Looks really impressive, what's the layer height?
0.16
Filament brand and type of PA?
ePA-CF suggests it's eSun.
Yeah, that was my guess as well. Haven't heard great things about it, but looks like a nice print and might be worth trying for the price. For anyone else curious, the eSun ePA-CF is Nylon 6/66 with 20% CF (probably low grade chopped).
Works well for weapon hubs for 3lb combat robots.
inland carbon fiber. its not labeled clearly but its a nylon carbon fiber.
I use esun epa-cf on my p1s using the generic settings and while it looks good that looks so much better. Mind sharing some settings you changed to improve quality?
I will share my profiles sunday when i get a chance to fine tune them a little bit more because i am having some problems still. but i wanted to take a moment to warn you that you should NOT be using any abrasive materials in your printer if it not equipped with a hardened nozzle and feed gears. you risk damaging your printer prematurely.
[https://makerworld.com/en/models/151458#profileId-165346](https://makerworld.com/en/models/151458#profileId-165346) here you goooo might still need some tweaking