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Posted · Polycarbonate and PVA?

I know the new firmware and Cura will have many more materials (PC, TPU, etc) and is being optimized. Temperature is not the only concern when printing as chemical incompatibilities may keep things from sticking. Guessing on that one as I have experimented a lot with materials. Nylon works great as ABS does not. Temp difference is not that great.

But, I am not eager to hop on betas as a clumsy noob.

What are the new compatibilities concerning PVA as a support and other materials other than PLA and Nylon?

PC is something I am looking at due to its high Tg temp (110°C - 113°C).

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    Posted · Polycarbonate and PVA?
    What are the new compatibilities concerning PVA as a support and other materials other than PLA and Nylon?

    I'd like to hear answers/comments on this too.

    My first print with PC/PVA on UM3 didn't go well. PVA doesn't seem to adhere to PC.

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    Posted · Polycarbonate and PVA?

    @kmanstudios Maybe this question can be moved to another forum category for more response?

    Yeah...It should have gone to the filament area.....I was originally thinking that it would be a question of the new presets, but that seems to not be the case.

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