Which Filament is the BEST for YOU

[@3DPrintingStorecoza]

If you guys have any other questions that you would like to ask, feel free to leave them here in the comment section, I would be happy to answer them to the best of my ability!

[@Immolate62]

ABS and ASA are significantly lighter than the more-common materials. Your testing suggests that ABS is comparatively temperature resistant, but vulnerable to shock. Temp resistance is a well-known property of ABS, so no surprise. ASA is also said to be more temperature resistant, but I'm wondering how shock resistant it is. My curiosity is not merely academic. I am building a 100 printer and would prefer to use a light-weight and temp resistant material for the tool head.

[@3DPrintingStorecoza]

We do have some ASA material as well, there are some other materials I would like to test in the future alongside ASA, to get a better understanding on some of the less commonly used materials too. Thank you for the suggestion!

[@Mexnov]

A very nice video, I like the different types of tests. I would recommend doing 3 tests of each and getting an average as it just makes the results more reliable rather then one time wonders. Over all a very interesting way to measure the absorption with a hammer I really liked the graph. Keen to see what else comes from this.

[@3DPrintingStorecoza]

Thank you very much for your suggestion, the final results for each test were an average of three tests for each material as I also thought that it would eliminate any unforeseen or outlier results. I'm very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video!

[@crazzzyization]

What's that p u s s y in the top left corner?

[@3DPrintingStorecoza]

It's a bellboy bust, but now I won't be able to un-see it xD