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Torgeir 289
Hi @FRabe,
Well, I've printed with Taulman Bridge Nylon..
For this I'm using my UM2E+, -my experimental printer.
First, you need to "prepare" a treatment of the heat bed!
1) Clean the heat bed.
2) Make a mixture of diluted PLA glue (carpenter wood glue) maybe better known nowadays as; "Pritt white glue".
It will be; one part of "Pritt" and 15 parts of water approx. Mix it well!
3) Use a "foam" brush and cover the needed area with this "glue mixture" -and let dry - then repeat three times!
This will keep your model onto the bed during printing (using bed temp of (60-65) deg. Celsius).
Use hand warm water bath to remove the model from the bed, if it stick, give it some time to loosen.
Next, Cover the top (if you do not have the air manager). On the UM2E+ I'm using a plastic box for this purpose.
This is important, as nylon is "sensitive" for cold drafts from above.
Another important trick that's helps allot, is using draft shield, you'll find it under "experimental".
The print temperature I'm use is (253-255) deg. Celsius.
Finally, -do print some slow, (30-40) mm/sec, in order to have good adhesion.
The inside printer "camber" temperature is important to keep stable and avoid draft.
I've been printing "super" tiny nylon membrane and solid (100% infill) blocks using this method with great result. 🙂
That's all.
Good luck.
Thanks
Torgeir
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