Ishy

Thank's, Not even looked there before.

Where is the Pause at height feature?

Thank's, only seems available in 1.75 so doesn't look like I'll be trying it anyway.

Interesting, How is the dimensional stability when hot and wet and does it show signs of warping? Also which printer are you using?

Are there going to be intent profiles available for CPE and Nylon etc?

Yes at least that's what I would say but I can only go from my own engineering business.

So why no intent profiles for CPE? seems strange you have an engineering profile for what is surely the least used engineering filament.

I use this a lot on an S5. I never use anything other than 3D Lac and pretty much the standard profile and never had a problem with warping until the parts were subjected to water and hot sun. Make sure you allow the bed to cool before taking the parts off, this may help.

Do you think this would apply to me with CPE @ 60mm/sec? Set them all to 60.

@waldo, the surface finish is significantly better with a .35 line width.

Actually I changed the line width to .4 on that one, I'm just running one at the default 0.35 and it's looking promising.

No, this was with the fast profile for CPE the print speed is 60mm/sec.

Not sure if this will help @waldo I've just quickly printed your part at .2 layer height with Cura 4.3 on my S5. I don't use PLA but this is with CPE. Looks decent to me.

Not sure if it's of any use but I currently have some ultimaker nylon parts in use in Arizona. They are being being subjected to water and the sun daily and not fairing well either structurally or dimensional y.

Found this one, does anyone have any experience? https://shop.3dfilaprint.com/taulman-3d-bridge-black-285mm-3d-printer-filament-11694-p.asp

I'm in the UK.

Hi, Been making a lot of parts using Ultimaker Nylon on my S5 and now have to do a production run. The Ultimaker Nylon is working well but the price is killing me. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good brand that won't break the bank? Thank's.

Can't help but I would love some of this. Obviously not a hardware limitation.

Thank's I thought that might be the case. Prints seem solid enough so I'll not be too concerned about it.

I noticed that after soaking some CPE prints in water to remove PVA they are taking water into the infill. I only really noticed when I blew them off with compressed air. Is this normal?

I've just printed a couple of parts with this and they dimension a good way off from the model, is this a characteristic of this filament? Parts are pretty simple and fine with CPE using the supplied profiles.

Glad to help.👍

You could try rotating it 90 degrees.The problem is that printers aren't simultaneous 3d so the Z will always be in small steps because they can't move all three axis at the same time. I work with cnc's and printer is what we refer to at 21/2D.

Interesting thought, I'll try a slightly hotter temperature next time I use the .25. Thank's for the input.