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Filament spool print

Discussion in 'Show and Tell' started by Jay312, Apr 3, 2017.

  1. Jay312

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    Printed on my R1 Plus with Robo Carbon Fiber PLA I actually used two different ithingverse builds to make this one build. Snaps in sturdy.
     

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    Here it is assembled on the printer
     

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    Bonus points for the Batman sticker. :) Spool mount looks great!
     
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    Thanks it came out real nice, the more I use the Carbon fiber PLA from Robo the more I like it. It makes for some smooth prints and quality parts
     
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    Geof Volunteer Moderator
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    unsure if it matters or not for the robo stuff, but with most CF filled materials you should really run a hardened nozzle. The carbon fiber is abrasive and can ruin nozzles. I have only used CF XT, and Protopasta Carbon Fiber, but both can wreck a brass nozzle in no time.
     
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    It matters, but as long as you are aware of the abrasion and check the nozzle periodically, nozzles are cheap :)
    Still, I got tired of dealing with it and went hardened nozzles myself too..
     
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