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populargabe23111 posted Today 4:36 PM
1kg Polymaker HT-PLA or HT-PLA-GF 3D Printer Filament (various) $13.99 Each w/ Prime s/h
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Sold by Polymaker shipped by Amazon.
Many colors available at $13.99 including the gradients. As of this post all colors other than black or white are $13.99 of the HT-PLA. Many colors of the HT-PLA GF are also $13.99.
This is their "High temperature PLA" which can withstand higher temperatures than standard PLA. You don't need a hardened nozzle to print with it.
I asked their CS if the HT-PLA (non-GF) is AMS safe last month and this was their reply "Yup! All of our spools have hardened edges to spin great in AMS like systems!"They advertise as the GF being better for functional parts, but Imagine with the GF you wouldn't want to put in the AMS and probably want to use a hardened nozzle.
Many colors available at $13.99 including the gradients. As of this post all colors other than black or white are $13.99 of the HT-PLA. Many colors of the HT-PLA GF are also $13.99.
This is their "High temperature PLA" which can withstand higher temperatures than standard PLA. You don't need a hardened nozzle to print with it.
I asked their CS if the HT-PLA (non-GF) is AMS safe last month and this was their reply "Yup! All of our spools have hardened edges to spin great in AMS like systems!"They advertise as the GF being better for functional parts, but Imagine with the GF you wouldn't want to put in the AMS and probably want to use a hardened nozzle.
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Sold by Polymaker shipped by Amazon.
Many colors available at $13.99 including the gradients. As of this post all colors other than black or white are $13.99 of the HT-PLA. Many colors of the HT-PLA GF are also $13.99.
This is their "High temperature PLA" which can withstand higher temperatures than standard PLA. You don't need a hardened nozzle to print with it.
I asked their CS if the HT-PLA (non-GF) is AMS safe last month and this was their reply "Yup! All of our spools have hardened edges to spin great in AMS like systems!"They advertise as the GF being better for functional parts, but Imagine with the GF you wouldn't want to put in the AMS and probably want to use a hardened nozzle.
Many colors available at $13.99 including the gradients. As of this post all colors other than black or white are $13.99 of the HT-PLA. Many colors of the HT-PLA GF are also $13.99.
This is their "High temperature PLA" which can withstand higher temperatures than standard PLA. You don't need a hardened nozzle to print with it.
I asked their CS if the HT-PLA (non-GF) is AMS safe last month and this was their reply "Yup! All of our spools have hardened edges to spin great in AMS like systems!"They advertise as the GF being better for functional parts, but Imagine with the GF you wouldn't want to put in the AMS and probably want to use a hardened nozzle.
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Seems like not having the increased rigidity of PLA+ would make the HT kind of pointless.. but I guess that's why there's a GF option? At that point you've gone full circle, so... why not just save your nozzle & use PETG? lol
I'm new to 3D printing so maybe I'm missing something obvious.
Seems like not having the increased rigidity of PLA+ would make the HT kind of pointless.. but I guess that's why there's a GF option? At that point you've gone full circle, so... why not just save your nozzle & use PETG? lol
I'm new to 3D printing so maybe I'm missing something obvious.
Also, Polymaker is from the best filament out there. I have not used their PETG though.
Seems like not having the increased rigidity of PLA+ would make the HT kind of pointless.. but I guess that's why there's a GF option? At that point you've gone full circle, so... why not just save your nozzle & use PETG? lol
I'm new to 3D printing so maybe I'm missing something obvious.
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