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Great filament and great price. I do like PA6, though if I has a choice these days I'd go with PA12 but at this price, there is really no reason. Only thing is that it really gets it's strength from an annealing process which is a little cumbersome (soaking and slowing heating to dry). It is still very strong without it though.
I have this reel in white. It needs a lot of drying, a plate that is good with PA6 and if you decide to also use the PA6 for supports, good luck breaking them off. It is tough as old boots though once printed and it's fine for me for the occasional time I need it over PA6, like heat resistance or impact.
I've just started dabbling with ASA, ABS, PET-CF, PC, and a few others. Is there a good use case for PA6 over some of these others? I've got a roll of Sunlu PA6 already but haven't opened it yet. This Eryone is far cheaper than what I paid for the Sunlu PA6 a few months ago.
I've just started dabbling with ASA, ABS, PET-CF, PC, and a few others. Is there a good use case for PA6 over some of these others? I've got a roll of Sunlu PA6 already but haven't opened it yet. This Eryone is far cheaper than what I paid for the Sunlu PA6 a few months ago.
Yes. I would say PA6 is more durable and impact resistant than any of those other filaments you mentioned. It's also a little less rigid. And it provides great chemical resistance. It can be tough to print though. More difficult than your other mentioned filaments.
I've just started dabbling with ASA, ABS, PET-CF, PC, and a few others. Is there a good use case for PA6 over some of these others? I've got a roll of Sunlu PA6 already but haven't opened it yet. This Eryone is far cheaper than what I paid for the Sunlu PA6 a few months ago.
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