This filament is too strong for my test rig

[@basbastian2998]

The paper on your desk says pet-cf. So that is my guess

[@YourTypicalGearhead]

Seems logical

[@themacbookgamer]

good catch

[@shadir007]

😂

[@shadir007]

Admiral Ackbar may have something to say about that…🤷🏾‍♂️

[@JbarrasMando]

"It's a trap!"

[@Kyokahnn]

I would've guessed PPA-CF if not for the "PET-CF" note in your desk.

[@thenextlayer]

Neither of those

[@Kyokahnn]

@@thenextlayer PPS? PAHT-CF? I don't think that last one is this strong...

[@themacbookgamer]

ooo i wonder what high-performance filament this could be? Maybe something like PEEK perhaps?

[@darkhawk9]

@themacbookgamer 62.5kg so 136lbs so could be pla lol

[@firelion98]

He doesn't have a printer that is capable of printing PEEK

[@xandrexgaming]

I think it's a trick question, is it PLA or PETG

[@guisimo]

Is it normal petg or pla even?

[@couryrussell7653]

is it that PPS-CF stuff the Plus 4 is advertised to print?

[@thenextlayer]

Nope

[@erinbriggs7220]

My guess would be PAHT CF

[@StanleyCui-b8y]

PSA - CF

[@dgurevich1]

Well yes but what about layer adhesion?

[@PrazgreenStudios]

exactly my thoughts. This looks exactly like PAHT-CF which is guess

[@chsbrgr]

Pa612cf?

[@stayreadyto3dprint]

Tullomer is my guess.i have some coming soon if they will ever ship it. Hard to get and very expensive. I’m sure the best roll they send me is like $200

[@thenextlayer]

Nope. Not that exotic even.

[@stayreadyto3dprint]

@ then I would say it’s polymakers CF lineup. Not sure which one ☝️

[@AISkillBoost]

Amazonium 1.75 (high flow)

[@inkognito_.1]

PCTG?

[@Shidhani]

ASA-CF? 😮

[@Snowdragon37]

Tullomer?

[@blownbucketfpvandrc3046]

Nylonx?

[@reiny038]

PBT?

[@syko2695]

Something something Fiberon

[@GeekDetour]

Oh man… 500N (≈50kg) doesn’t cut it now! A bunch of really strong new materials! ❤

[@thenextlayer]

Right?!

[@girenloland]

Doesn't PLA also hold more than this? Some brands at least.

[@slamoto2]

PETG HF

[@sumfelix]

Is it PLA+ABS? 🤔

[@PrazgreenStudios]

PAHT-CF maybe

[@PoldLp]

I would have guessed TPU

[@CNCSTUDIO1]

Are you going to tell us?

[@karlh6692]

cf- nylon

[@thenextlayer]

That also didn’t break lol.

[@Najemnik79]

PA6 CF

[@TheWeekenders52]

Make the test piece smaller...

[@tricilin]

Oooh what's this?

[@soloplayer12387]

The new prusa one

[@JohnMelich-w7w]

74D TPU

[@thenextlayer]

Nope!

[@amobus6911]

PPA-CF?

[@DanielLopez-up6os]

that would be my guess too.

[@Verbosal]

yeah or PPS-CF

[@PrazgreenStudios]

@@Verbosal no, he said not that exotic as a reply to another comment.

[@jasongooden917]

Carbon fibre infused nylon

[@YahWho-is1tt]

Well, if you are REALLY LUCKY, it's TULLOMER, which should best the other guessed suggestions.

[@thenextlayer]

Nope

[@PhaTs00p]

500N is not a lot. Wouldn't most filaments be able to withstand such force?

[@schmiddy8433]

112 pounds on a 3mm section of plastic is a lot.

[@thenextlayer]

It’s 1x1mm!

[@the_rc_pilots]

bambu lab steel like filament cf

[@thenextlayer]

Nope

[@amitelgabsi6552]

Pet-cf

[@EpicBenjo]

PETG-CF, or maybe even PLA-CF

[@thenextlayer]

Close but nope

[@DannyDigger]

pla tough

[@kaptein_MODS]

Bambu lab ppa cf

[@GamerGabe-k3e]

PEEK?

[@motoformprototyping]

Tullomer