[–] 4 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

Hiya, my 2 cents. If you have a well tuned machine (which i assume you do):

  • Extrusion widths that are up to 50% larger than your nozzle diameter are beneficial, because the brim of your nozzle flattens the material against the lower layer
  • Printing many keycaps at once can help the stem cool completely between layers, if heat is a problem
  • Have you tuned pressure advance after swapping nozzles?
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  • TPU-GF? (reddthat.com)
     

    Hi y'all!

    I've been wanting to have a go at tpu-gf. I mostly print mechanical parts, so reinforced tpu with its stellar layer adhesion seems very intriguing! Does anyone here have any experience with printing Glassfibre-filled TPU? How did it go?

    Also, are there any shops selling it within the EU?

    Greetings, Waffle :)

    Edit 1: First print went well! Got an amazon spool from "Tinmorry" (a brand i've never used before). Glue stick is a must, and i'd recommend some 110%-130% nozzle size extrusion line width (maybe even more). I used a 0.6mm steel nozzle.