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AmazonBasics TPU 3D Printer Filament, 1.75mm, Black, 1 kg Spool, 3 Spools $39.99 FS w/ Prime
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Amazon [amazon.com] has AmazonBasics TPU 3D Printer Filament, 1.75mm, Black, 1 kg Spool, 3 Spools on sale for $69.99 $39.99
- 3D printer filament with 1.75mm diameter + / - .05mm; designed to fit most common 3D printers (check spool size for compatibility); Black; 1 kg per spool (3 spools)
- Made of strong yet flexible thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), which is easy to use and offers excellent layer-to-layer bonding; resists oil, grease, and scratches; holds up well to more rigorous wear and tear
- Spool's built-in gauge shows percentage of material remaining and approximate length remaining
- Engineered to reduce jamming; resealable storage bag included to protect filament between use
- Measures 9.8 by 9.3 by 16.1 inches (LxWxH); weighs 6.6 pounds; backed by an AmazonBasics 1-year limited warranty
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Interesting. Their PLA and ABS are sold under the name Overture now. Perhaps these TPUs are leftover inventory?
Interesting. Their PLA and ABS are sold under the name Overture now. Perhaps these TPUs are leftover inventory?
Interesting. Their PLA and ABS are sold under the name Overture now. Perhaps these TPUs are leftover inventory?
Why? It's like trying to shove a piece of (cooked/wet) spaghetti down a long, bendy tube.. it doesn't work very well.
Why? It's like trying to shove a piece of (cooked/wet) spaghetti down a long, bendy tube.. it doesn't work very well.
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Same. Had a stock Anycubic Chiron and printed beautifully detailed pieces despite being so flexible.
Interesting. Their PLA and ABS are sold under the name Overture now. Perhaps these TPUs are leftover inventory?
Yes, TPU usually requires slightly higher nozzle temps compared to PLA. Print speed, retraction speed, island crossing, and retraction distances will all need to be adjusted as well.
Why? It's like trying to shove a piece of (cooked/wet) spaghetti down a long, bendy tube.. it doesn't work very well.
It works perfectly well on bowden printers that aren't total garbage. Even works on the cheapo ender 3s. You just need to slow down print speeds to like 15mm/s.
Yes, TPU runs at a lower temp. Has a lower melting point.
Overture is awesome filament, I have been using their black for a while now, zero adhesion, clogging, crappy print, etc issues. Best filament so far (I've used at least 10+ brands). The included work surface decal is definitely an added bonus, works great to cover up old scratched surface. High quality stuff!
I never claimed it to be a bad filament. It is a Chinese knockoff of Amazon basic filament. It possible they were originally supplying it for Amazon?
Someone pointed out the brackets being used in the product description on Chinese sold product on Amazon... which so far has been true from my experience.