Buying ninjaflex

[x3nomorph 0]

Hello,

i plan to buy a ninjaflex filament, but when i want to order it my shipping costs are almost bigger than the filament itself....

I am from europe, does anyone know a trusty reseller of the ninjaflex filament?

I found it on:

http://www.makergeeks.com/

and

https://www.lulzbot.com

if anyone buyed from them and they are trusty then tell me please.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Labern 718]

i just ordered some from E3D with some nozzles and shipping was pretty cheap in comparison to other places

Haven't used the other companies that you have listed though.

 

[amedee 337]

Got free shipping from Amazon Germany...

 

[x3nomorph 0]

i just ordered some from E3D with some nozzles and shipping was pretty cheap in comparison to other places

Haven't used the other companies that you have listed though.

 

Thanks, i ordered today a test filament from them too if there be problems, its your fault! :-P

Im trying first their e3d filament, after that i will order ninjaflex. Yea, their shipping costs are low.

Cheers

 

[Xerez3D 0]

Hola,

He buscado NinjaFlex pero no encuentro para 2,85

¿Cual compráis?

[juangiluruguay 0]

Hi Guys,

There is another newer product available from the same company.

The Name is Cheetah

Is supposed to be more compatible with UM2

http://www.ninjaflex3d.com/products/cheetah/

They have more products coming out too.

You have to find resellers

Good luck

[IRobertI 432]

It has a listed shore hardness of 98A, that doesn't sound very soft to me. That's in the "hard" range on the scale. No wonder it's easier to print...

Edited February 19, 2016 by Guest

[luukakkerman 0]

Old thread, but always new viewers using the search command:

Reprapworld.com is selling the original Ninjaflex and semi-flex. = Low shipping costs for the Dutch community and countries closeby.

Works perfect for now on UM2+ (240 degrees, 20mm/s, no retraction). Only printed relatively small parts untill now though. Cannot judge for bigger parts.