New Colorful TPU from Cookiecad!

[@MakersMuse]

Yep, that TPU would make some REALLY pretty combat robots! 😍

[@anon_y_mousse]

I can't wait to see that test. Maybe the first video of the new year?

[@MaheerKibria]

Just because ASA is UV stable doesn’t mean the colors will be UV stable. That depends on whatever pigments they are using. If they aren’t lightfast in PLA they aren’t going to be lightfast in ASA without a uv blocking coating.

[@hanslain9729]

I'm curious if Joel and team have their attention, when watching any show/movie, to note any phrase clips or whatever you call them for their content. They're always on point. :) Elf clip was seasonally perfect.

[@3DPrintingNerd]

Sometimes the editor sees a section and has something in mind, or Producer David or me (Joel) will be watching an early cut and have an idea for one!

[@llewxam2469]

Not gonna lie these colors are amazing! And as a consumer of 3D printing products once I seen the name of these colors for example (dark magic) the money I was willing to give is off the table

[@chasesteenhoven9741]

Guys, we need cookiecad pva. If my dissolved supports dont turn water into grapejuice, in gonna quit 3d printing.

[@dragohek]

well he just introdused me to a new filament brand that i need to try...lol

[@Yalemannec]

I've been using them for years and honestly, its some of the best printing filament I've used. I've never had an issue with it. Though I've only used their PLA

[@Neomaster67]

Wow, love the multicolor TPU. Also, good job on the real life benchy full of filament on the deck. Nice touch.

[@deeply999]

funny Alan Mandic is right behind them.. Love you guys

[@hanslain9729]

Saw that too! Can't mistake those chops.

[@MakerBees333]

Bah, forget the other materials, TPU all the way. TPU is way more practical than any other material, kid safe, especially for small kids who should be the target market for those uber-cute flexi toys. One venture at a time so the company doesn’t get to spread out, going to buy one of every TPU you have for sale now ❤.

[@AuntJemimaGames]

TPU is certainly more practical-in certain use cases. With recent features about what fumes and particulates are produced by printing certain materials, and how having an enclosure isn't enough to contain/dissipate them, I wonder how long it'll take before we have the full picture about what these materials are doing to our bodies. As such, I'm reluctant to encourage any hobbyist to print even semi-exotic materials like TPU and ABS. I think most people should stick to printing PLA and PETG unless they have a fairly robust ventilation setup, which most of us don't.

[@MakerBees333]

@ TPU off gasses very little compared to most… unless you burn it, but all bets are off then. Hobbyists have been getting exposed to VOCs In workshops and garages for 100’s of years, it’s not good but not an emergency. Just don’t cut particle board in your bedroom, and don’t print in your bedroom 👍.

[@Fly_High_FPV]

​@@AuntJemimaGamesif you want to avoid nasty styrene and high VOC's, stick to TPU, PLA, and PETG. Anything with a melt temperature around 270 is bad for your body, needs major ventilation

[@reprinted3D]

Joel, printed my Death Racer out of TPU; everything but the frame and drive gears was in TPU!

[@Qwarzz]

Definitely a good ad for cookiecad filaments

[@SuperMouseDV]

Joel..... Now I need to get some Cookie Cad for my project.. :) UUUG.. the deal for the Case is VERY nice

[@Zeldur]

I need to get Cookiecad filament eventually. I looove the non standard colors, but typically just use it for practical prints. Maybe next time I need filament, I'll look at their selection again

[@RonCrumbaker]

I won something from CookieCad on your Nerd holiday stream giveaway, can't wait to get contacted so I can try some of their items out.

[@NipkowDisk]

Some stunning colors, for sure- especially for TPU! I would love to see them come out with ASA filament.

[@crafthappylife]

I love the colors that cookiecad has and might consider picking up some TPU. I just can't justify the price point for the PLA.

[@TymArsenii]

How did you create your mini Joel model?

[@hitf5]

Nice! I hope they start to make ASA with those colors - so cool!

[@brandonwalter1803]

Something between 64D to 74D in TPU with those colorways would be super rad! Talk about niche, but daaaang.

[@Effect2o]

what is the best way to reach out to Cookiecad? I have sent a few requests but never hear back.

[@3DPrintingNerd]

I know they are taking time off for the holidays - I would reach out again after the new year.

[@siberia21]

wow, as TPU nice! And the Colors are beautiful!

[@JonS]

Exciting! I love Cookiecad filament. I hope I'll be able to get this at the Silicon Valley Microcenter when it finally opens next year.

[@3DPrintingNerd]

Yesss

[@minivanracer]

Cant wait for more colors in TPU, there are already several combat robot builders planning on using Cookiecad TPU in 2025.

[@critter42]

Not sure if it's even possible, but I'd love a CF-filled filament in CC colors! Shades of black just don't interest me

[@3DPrintingNerd]

Oh THAT would be cool!

[@petergamache5368]

Probably easier to do with glass fiber than with carbon. Like it or not, carbon is black so any "-CF" filament is going to look peppered.

[@critter42]

@@petergamache5368 Oh, yeah, I get that hence the "not sure if it is even possible" qualifier :-D

[@eighty-eighth_section]

​@@petergamache5368it only looks slightly peppered. I prefer the look actually. Check out the colors of Bambu PLA-CF.

[@MakerBees333]

😱 OMG!!! Yes! Easily the best news in filament in years!

[@kkuenzel56]

That looks amazing!!!

[@ChazBword]

I'm very excited for this

[@BeardedPrinter]

Cookiecad filament. Beautiful, but do not eat.

[@siberia21]

Oh yes candy style prints can be a serious problem with kids near by :) Last time I print a hexagon Projekt with little tiny mini hexagon “drops” in really good locking colours and then the print are done, there looks amazingly delicious!

[@ChrisHarmon1]

I have had my P1S for a month, but as a printer builder since 2014, I know this is the future. I immediately thought "the next step is every filament manyfacturer needs a profile for the Bambu printers lineup". The side of the spool should have a QR code that will take you to a page with list of printers preconfigured, that you can then click and send the profile link to email(then accessed by PC). This wouldn't be as useful for my Voron 2.4, but some filaments have parameters you know are completely different from others on market, like foaming TPU, PLA, and ASA, that would still benefit a 2.4 user for starting point. Some tables with temps, and exected attributes could also be useful. For me, this is the direction where premium, non “plus" products, should be looking. This may lead to printer manufacturers even offering configurations for the most popular filament lineups to get the most out of their product.

[@pauless7]

If Cookiecad gets the shore hardness of the Bambu TPU for AMS (68D) and continues expanding the variety of colors, they could take the market of the TPU. But first things first, the AMS is a tough cookie for elastomers 😅

[@fluxphage]

unfortunately the AMS TPU is just...not very squishy!

[@jim2386]

Shore 85A! We need ninjaflex with more colors! 😊

[@Effots1984]

Hi 3D Printing Nerd, I would love to see you test the new Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo soon. It looks like an exciting printer with its multi-color printing capabilities and AI features, but it would be great to see your expert take on it. Thanks for all the great content you share!”

[@3DPrintingNerd]

It just arrived!

[@MikeOHara1479]

TPU that works in the Bambu AMS machines? LFGGGGGGG

[@torquemada1971]

Made in China but Made in USA prices.

[@Fly_High_FPV]

If it's only 85A, it's really soft. Too soft for AMS and too soft for bumpers and protection on drones....closer to silicone than the 95A rubbery TPU we know n love.

[@LayeredFusionDesigns]

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