TECSONAR silk dual color PLA Filament review

[@NicVermaeren]

Leuke video's Ben mij aan het verdiepen in 3D printen, mijn vraag is Kan ik zelf ontwerpen maken in CURA ?

[@CrazyWillTechShow]

Cura is niet gemaakt om ontwerpen te maken. Ik gebruik www.tinkercad.com, het is gratis en je kunt nauwkeurige ontwerpen maken. Als je meer op zoek bent naar sculpturen of figuren, probeer dan www.blender.org, het is ook gratis.

[@NicVermaeren]

@@CrazyWillTechShow is proberen he, Bedankt

[@paintmasteryates77]

Tried to do a silver surfer figurine about 5 in tall on my creality V3 plus with a silk filament and it just spaghettified. What print speed do you normally print silk filaments at if you don't mind me asking?

[@CrazyWillTechShow]

I used the default PLA settings it sounds like you may need to level your bed.

[@paintmasteryates77]

@@CrazyWillTechShow maybe, it's weird I only have had the problem with the 2 silver surfer figurines. They will start to print fine but say a third away through a support will break loose and that's a wrap. If I'm watching the print great I can stop it but this one went overnight so spaghettification was the result. I will have to look into manual bed leveling for this thing. I have been spoiled with the automatic leveling. Oh and thanks for the reply.

[@paintmasteryates77]

@@CrazyWillTechShow oh just another little bit of information I seem to be able to print anything flat fine like wall art, but usually when I'm doing those it's with a standard PLA or a high speed The figurines were being done with a silver silk. Also out of curiosity at what speed would you print figurines with a silk filament at I do believe I was at 100 mm at the time. That may be too fast. I wasn't sure what the default speed was

[@CrazyWillTechShow]

I usually low or raise temperature before speed. Play with some small test prints.

[@CrazyWillTechShow]

​@@paintmasteryates77 I would try puting a brim around your print to give you supports more stability.

[@bfg1637]

I got a 1kg print im going to do soon. So i wanna make sure im getting the best results without waste of money or pla. I want my print to be smooth as possible so I was thinking of printing in .12 layer hight. Have you tried higher quality slicing? Does the color change work as well or should I stick with standard hight .2? Any help with this would be great thanks :)

[@CrazyWillTechShow]

It prints good a little tougher than other stuff I’ve used. As far as the layer height I did a short where I show the difference. Don’t feel it’s really worth it go with .2. But that’s just my opinion.

[@bfg1637]

@@CrazyWillTechShow thanks a bunch. Im pretty sure that's the rout I'm gonna go. its a 7 day print with .12 vs a 4 day print at .2 so i feel safer with the .2 any ways. I was leaning for the .2 but i wanted a 2nd opinion.

[@Coolfwip]

all 3 of those have been in my amazon cart for 2 weeks now lol

[@CrazyWillTechShow]

Lol get them you won’t be disappointed.