Filament name: CF ePA
Filament vendor: eSun
Hotend used: V4 all-metal
Nozzle diameter: 0.50mm stainless steel
Layer height: 0.2mm
Printing temperature: Bed 90°C, Extruder 250°C
Bed treatment: 50/50 water/woodglue on BuildTak
CF ePA requires substantial drying, and I didn't do that with this sample. It was foamy but printed well once I found the right bed treatment. The end piece is very stiff, I like this stuff more than the regular ePA, but we'll see how much more expensive it is.
eSUN carbon-fiber ePA discussion thread
eSUN carbon-fiber ePA discussion thread
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Re: instas "filaments that work on the M2" thread
nice! i have been so busy i just havent had a chance to try mine out yet. its the next thing on my list though. did you try it on hairspray?
Re: instas "filaments that work on the M2" thread
lol you are bad about superfluous posts in the stickyjimc wrote:nice! i have been so busy i just havent had a chance to try mine out yet. its the next thing on my list though. did you try it on hairspray?
I just tried it on woodglue/buildtak. It worked well enough ... I didn't get any notable adhesion with regular ePA to hairspray.
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