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LLDPE filament

Discussion in 'Printing Filament' started by Edwin, Jul 2, 2014.

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  1. Edwin

    Edwin New Member

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    hi I've been trying to print with a maker bot replicator 2D using a LLDPE as a fillament.
    when i print the base, the material do to stick to the platform and peels off.
    has anyone printed using LLDPE fillament?
     
  2. Mike Kelly

    Mike Kelly Volunteer

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    nope, got a link?
     
  3. Edwin

    Edwin New Member

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    no., I am just truying new fillaments with the maker bot
     
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    Pretty sure LDPE is a hassle to print with for a lot of reasons, bed adhesion being one of them.
     
  5. Nicholas Steven Witham

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    Hi with almost all filaments heat the bed slightly between the glass transition temperature and theelting temperature. I would try 5C above industry standard annealing temp. This makes the plastic stay "sticky"
     
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    Geof Volunteer Moderator
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    Wow this threads a blast from the past. The last response was in 2014. I don’t think your advice will be helping anyone on this long dead thread.
     
  7. Nicholas Steven Witham

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    Nah man this advice is relevant for all 3Dp filaments

     
  8. Geof

    Geof Volunteer Moderator
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    I’m not disagreeing with the information. Merely suggesting advice be used on current threads and not dead ones :)
     
  9. daniel871

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    It's almost as though closing threads after X amount of time without a post is a good idea.
     
  10. Geof

    Geof Volunteer Moderator
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    indeed it is. We went back pretty far (and still are) and locking threads. When I'm at a computer vs mobile I'll lock this one. Volunteer workers= volunteer speeds ;)
     
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