What are the best filaments for 3D printing with a 3 mm extruder?
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Best filaments for 3D printing with a 3 mm extruder | Price | Additional features | Additional printed bed adhesion |
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$22.99+ | Guaranteed 0.05 mm dimensional accuracy | Blue Painters Tape | |
$60+ | ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) protection, consistent surface resistance, improved retention of impact and elongation | Kapton Polyimide Tape, ABS/Acetone Slurry | |
$36.99+ | Flexible nature of material (to up to 660% elongation); adhesion to standard build platforms without glue or tape; abrasion resistance 20% better than ABS and 68% better than PLA; chemical resistance to many materials, including naphtha, ASTM Oils #1-3, petroleum and freon | Glue and/or blue painters tape is suggested, if not using a heated bed | |
$22+ | Low surface friction, toughness and flexibility | Kapton tape / Garolite | |
$24.99+ | Odorless, hydrophobic | Not recommended by manufacturer |
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Additional features:Flexible nature of material (to up to 660% elongation); adhesion to standard build platforms without glue or tape; abrasion resistance 20% better than ABS and 68% better than PLA; chemical resistance to many materials, including naphtha, ASTM Oils #1-3, petroleum and freon
Additional printed bed adhesion:Glue and/or blue painters tape is suggested, if not using a heated bed
Colors available:10 standard colors
Density:1.19 g / cm^3
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