@@antalz Your research was very useful and eye-opening. I have no idea about those characteristics but I do notice that two spools from the same manufacturer are never the same. Your Video explained a lot to me and for that I'm grateful. Hope to see more soon
Would be interesting to get some of these filament brands, all PLA in same colour and compare them with actual printing experiments. Are they all exactly the same?
I suspect not, the few that I have worked with just... feel different in some way. What that means mechanically I don't know, but it does appear they do add their own herbs and spices.
Not so sure about that honestly. Nothing happened so far, and it's just the small brands posting bad data. I'm mostly just hoping people don't think 140 MPa is realistic for PLA.
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Your gear series is awesome!!
Thanks a lot, I got worm gears planned, should be coming within a few weeks
Agreed! After watching the gear series I finally got the smoothest working gears I’ve ever had 3D printing!
Well said... I hope you'd focus more on the popular chinese brands, such as Eryone, eSUN, SUNLU
Thank you, I'm afraid I haven't encountered those. They have some filaments that have very cool aesthetics though
@@antalz Your research was very useful and eye-opening. I have no idea about those characteristics but I do notice that two spools from the same manufacturer are never the same. Your Video explained a lot to me and for that I'm grateful. Hope to see more soon
Would be interesting to get some of these filament brands, all PLA in same colour and compare them with actual printing experiments. Are they all exactly the same?
I suspect not, the few that I have worked with just... feel different in some way. What that means mechanically I don't know, but it does appear they do add their own herbs and spices.
The class-action lawyers are going to have a field day with this.
Not so sure about that honestly. Nothing happened so far, and it's just the small brands posting bad data. I'm mostly just hoping people don't think 140 MPa is realistic for PLA.
"Can I copy your homework?"
-"Sure but please cha-"
-"stfu, I'm copying everything, go away, no one reads the datasheets anyways"
Yeah pretty much. And they flipped to last week's homework and started writing