YOYI 3D Printer Filament,TPU Flexible Filament 1.75mm 0.8kg Spool Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm,100% Europe Raw Material (Clear)

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Perfekt, bara att starta direkt. Använder samma inställningar som PLA.

Ich habe es schon 3 Mal gekauft, leider nir beim ersten Mal 1kg… Sonst mur 700g.Hoffentlich gibt es dieses Material noch länger…Nicht billig aber gut 👍

I was like allot of users a bit picky about using this brand of TPU Flexible Filament!Because I had their normal white PLA and found it to be a big problem when trying to print it well?But I thought, this is the 1st time I had one of their TPU filaments.I be fair on them and try it?It was amazing, it stuck down fine it printed fine too! I designed in a CAD a new flexible bracketto hold my kitchen floor dust pan and sweeper. as the original hard one broke.I used the normal heating settings and had the flow rate of the filament set to 93% out of the normal 100%. The bed was set at 60 C and the hot end was set to 227 C.I slowed it down in print speed as TPU needs that to print well.The speed I did was 30% and that worked well, I printed on a Fl Sun QQ-S Pro Delta printer.I was pleased as it was done right from the newly opened spool to the printing!Normally I had to in the past dry the spool in a filament dryer for about 16 hours before printing due to allot of moisture in the filament. Maybe I got lucky and there was none or maybe this company does dry the TPU more than the PLA?At this price if you need a nice good printing Blue see through TPU filament then I say try it.

Color is great! Nice, hot, transparent pink. Even has some dichromism, showing some orange at certain angles under some lightsIt's Shore's hardness 85A, which is noticably softer than the more common 95A TPU but not a huge difference. About the character of a chewy dog toy. Very tough. It can be cut cleanly with scissors or a very sharp knife for cleanup.All flexible filaments require special tuning to print well, and all will have unavoidable issues like oozing and stringing; not for beginners. In particular, use very slow printing speeds or you'll jam up your extruder gears (the filament will get tangled inside). A great setting for this in Prusaslicer is "max volumetric speed". I found 2 mm³/s works reliably for this filament, but 3 binds up pretty quickly. Otherwise use standard flex settings (no retraction, etc). Temperature on the low end of the mfg recommendation worked best for me.Bed adhesion is very strong. It takes effort to peel from bare textured PEI even with a very small contact area. It will be too strong on other surfaces or larger prints. Some sort of release agent like glue stick is going to be *mandatory* in those cases. The material's toughness means you'll probably destroy the bed more easily than the print.