ThermaX™ PPSU (Polyphenylsulfone) - Radel & Ultrason P, 3D Printing Filament from 3DXTech

[@FrozenByFire3]

I really hope a Nylon 6/66 copolymer video is coming up soon!!! Im not sure if it suits the needs you guys have for a material but it would be nice to see a comparison of this to PVDF. I currently use Nylon pa6/66 for extreme impact resistant parts where moisture absorption and chemical resistance is not a problem and was wondering if PVDF would be better. Would also be cool to see a comparison between it being dry and it after being conditioned. I found leaving it out in the air for a few weeks makes the part nearly indestructible. A comparison between it and HTN would also be cool

[@lio1234234]

Also, I asked before but not sure if you read it amongst the other comments but I'd love to see you test out some Polymaker Polymide filaments and compare them to some of the ones you have done so far. For example pa6-cf vs NylonX vs CarbonX, that could be fun. Or testing their polyimide COPA against other normal Nylons. Cheers for the interesting material videos guys. Keep it up! (I would buy from you but I live in the UK 😂)

[@digital0785]

they have stated multiple times they're going to put this out soon :)

[@lio1234234]

@@digital0785 This material in particular? Cool :)

[@digital0785]

@@lio1234234 a bunch of the cf nylons :)

[@VisionMiner]

It's coming very soon! We've got a TON of content planned for the next few months, it's going to be good :)

[@lio1234234]

@@VisionMiner looking forward to it!

[@mnrobards]

This is a great video ! Everything I needed to know plus more. Again thank you the video.

[@jonathonfriedl1766]

Such an excellent presenter!

[@shanenatale1464]

Price predictions on DM by end of 21?

[@daniilbash512]

Love your videos!

[@VisionMiner]

Filming tomorrow!

[@lio1234234]

Gosh that's expensive filament 😂. Also probably don't want to print it on any kind of PEI bedsheet since it appears that is what this is.

[@lio1234234]

Still interesting though, even though I'm never going to buy it as a hobbyist with no heated enclosure (Prusa Mk3s)