Printing with Polypropylene or PP Filament

Printing with polypropylene can be tricky; it requires different tape and glue than what you normally use. My tests were performed on Bambu Lab P1S and X1C.
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[@sirrodneyffing1]

Really great info mate, thank you.

[@krauterhexer]

Instead of the „regular“ PP Packing tape, i use a adhesive Bookcover film. This also often made of PP, and its about aviable as a30cm*5m roll , so its much easier to cover the printing plate.

[@Jynxx_13]

I like the Filament One Premium Pro Select PP and Braskem Glass Fiber PP. They print well on my Ender 3 Pro w/.8mm Nozzle X and on my E3 S1 Pro w/.5mm Nozzle X. 230/90 .2mm LH, 45-80mm/sec on smooth PEI with Magigoo PP. Beautiful, slippery(non GF), lightweight, semiflex parts. The GFPP has a really "grippy" texture to it.

[@no-page]

@Jynxx_13 Didn't FilamentOne go out of business a couple years ago?

[@roydejaneiro7590]

But you know the trick with the clear adhesive tape for parcels, for example. I only use it on the corners where there is a lot of warping. Then PP also holds well. Only set the print temperature bed to zero for the first layer.

[@michaelglovis8650]

What sized hardened steel nozzle did you convert your printers to?

[@PoloHungary]

if you not brass nozzle you need more temp like +20 Celsius the same results ,you think print the right temperature but not

[@giovanni7467]

for the adesion I've solved with a doblesided tape but with the distorsion of the base I'm still fighting. I'm using Treed filaments (PLENE4 and 5). So, do you think that the inox noozle makes the difference? Or the brim? Or the printer? What's has been the real jump to succed?

[@mattbirt114]

Do you have your overhang fan threshold and fan speed flipped? I see 90% fan speed overhangs greater than 10%. Did you mean to set 10% fan speed for overhangs greater than 90%?

[@SKid_Athor]

Ah... yes. Good info, dude. I just asked myself: Will there be any way to go, walk or run to get that warping done? And then: I cant show you as we shipped already. Ah, hooh. You may bee have taken a picture of the final product? The thing is you took us with your ideas and issues, but not with your success. You could dare to show the whole story..... then all your telling becomes a way more believable. Cheers

[@David-ty6my]

German company "PP Print" makes print surfaces. You gotta have a business though.

[@brisance]

PP and P1S… who the hell comes up with these names?

[@wenix4934]

Im researching about PP and you seem like a nice guy but the video is too long. Needs to be more edited.