ThermaX PPS, Chemically Resistant 3D Printing Filament by 3DXTech (Polyphenylene Sulfide)

[@bentracy7463]

Would like to see a video covering PPS-CF by Essentium sometime. Looks like another great material.

[@EdilandioSilva]

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[@Tedlasman]

Show us the new drying oven!

[@xpim3d]

At what temperature and time should this be dryed? Tks

[@linuxinstalled]

What bed surface have you found useful at high temps like 160C for this?

[@VisionMiner]

Almost always 160c on the bed for the high temp materials, unless it's a super thin part

[@linuxinstalled]

@@VisionMiner that makes sense. I guess I should rephrase my question: when running the bed that hot, are you using a PEI surface, a glass plate, or something else?

[@houseofflambeau9656]

But will it play me Sesame Street? Can I use anything I print to also determine the value of my antiques? Will it help me paint landscapes and happy little trees with oil paints!?

[@sanjaymasteen3666]

It’s great

[@jezclark4882]

"Smells more like...organic matter..." lol

[@WhenDoesTheVideoActuallyStart]

Amazing properties, but so brittle.

[@Flumphinator]

5:20 that cost $12