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Keep up the important work!

Just received mine today. Thanks for the video. Happy 3D printing!

And its made very well

It works very well they even make desicant holders you can print and drop in . But it works very well

Bro desperately needs some nasal strips. Sounds more stuffed up then that time I snorted an OZ of Blow of a Chicks ass. Edit: I forgot to include, thanks for the video. I just found your channel today. Sub'ed.

You want a tough filament? PVDF annhiliates PPS in strength every way till sunday.

@6:28 you meant rigidity, not strength. a stronger part will require more force to break, not less. pps is like printing glass. for non-cf pps, annealing is required or layer adhesion is terrible. you can easily pull apart a non annealed pps benchy by hand.

Ooh, someone that tests more than one sample. Unlike SOME channels (My Tech Fun. Good work.

Why are we even doing this video with so many wet filament prints and missing filament tests because the roll was wet?

what happened to all your subscribers?

TLA stands for Three Letter Acronym as well.

maaaaan does anyone know where the old eva 2.4.2 toolhead assembly instructions could be found? i am doing this project and my 80$ phaetus toolhead was dropped as a supported toolhead and now i cant find any assembly instructions except for the eva 3.0 and above ....lame

hey how you doing i actually just got a 500g spool of the fiberon petcf -17 and came across your video and had a few questions for you im starting to protype some parts for a top alcohol car and a couple other projects we are working on at the shop i was wondering just curious on what material you use primarily and the types of printers they are printed on along with print settings and what not thanks..

Have you tried Bambu Labs new PPA-CF? The specs are crazy high.

I thought my right AirPod died

I used pc cf if it's much stronger

Do you have a link to the top hat?

I wish it was cheaper so people can easily buy it

Scott, it was a pleasure meeting you last weekend at 3D Printopia. Didn't know you had a booming channel! Keep on breaking things :)

where did you get the skirts from?

Is there any open source printer which gives us the best print quality and speed like bambulab or even better than that in the budget of bambulab a1 series or creality k1 series?

Hey - I am going to take you up on your offer to bring some objects to 3D Printopia to test, and I grabbed the 3 STLs on your Google drive. I would first like to ask - do you have any limit on the different types of materials you would allow someone to test? I was thinking of 4 black filaments (GIANTARM PETG, Bambu Lab PETG HF, Bambu Lab Basic PLA, and Bambu Lab Matte PLA) to take the color variation out of the mix some people get hung up on. I was also thinking about doing 2 more colors (GIANTARM Silver PETG for comparison to their black and something else). I don't want to monopolize your booth/gear and/or wear out my welcome, so do you have a limit on the number of filaments I should limit myself to? As to printing the objects, can you share the number of walls, infill % and type, wall generation, etc that you use to print these models? I saw you said in the video you said we could do whatever we wanted but I figured I would prefer to try and match what you are doing for a more apples to apples comparison. Lastly, how many of each model should we print per filament to get an accurate/average number? Like do you want 3 dog bones of each type of filament to take an average?

does this kit works with bambulab printer ? if yes then please specify model ? (i have A1)will it be compatible?

That's ridiculously strong.

PPS-CF and PET-CF (when dry) are really impressive.

I really enjoyed your build on the ender 5 plus mercury 1.1 untill the end when you did not show to to wire it up so I guess I will be on my own at 70 years young to do it myself..

I just got my roll yesterday and been printing like crazy. I'll be leaving a review on Amazon with photos but man is this stuff crazy. Prints absolutely beautiful on my q1 pro. Downloaded profile right off polymaker website and it's perfect. Been printing at 300mms with no issues. the look on people's faces when they hear plastic clink like metal haha. I'm printing voron parts to see how it goes. So far looks amazing and parts fit great right off the bed. Printing the extruder first as it has the tightest tolerances . But I think where it's gonna matter is the mounts and gantry assembly. Great video and hope to see more tests. Gonna use it more for car audio and parts for under the hood. This is gonna replace my ASA-CF. .

I think a good test for determining if it's a good material to build a printer out of would be a creep test. My Tech Fun has a good methodology for testing creep with their C bending test.

Config file link broken. Could you please provide a new link? and maybe you can help the people that wants to use bl touch, dual Z Steppers and filament run out sensor at the config file. Thanks a lot for the awesome video. Cheers

Awesome job on the new tester...you took quite some time to do that. Congrats

Another great informative vid with real data

wow that's incredible, was hoping to see how pps-cf10 held up. thanks

Interesting. Very short video that shows a lot.

A quick question about the PPS-CF. As hard and brittle as it is, I was thinking that it might feed easier if warmed in the Bowden tube or other feed path. I looked on the Fiberon site and couldn’t find anything about preheating the material. Do you foresee any problems that may arise by heating the filament on its way to being extruded? Thanks for the video and taking the time go reply to these comments

Celsius or Fahrenheit?

Thanks for the info, Scott.. Glad to see someone sharing the learning process and willing to go the extra mile.

Awesome annealing. Thanks for the testing, save us a lot of research for purchasing said materials for durability.

Thanks again for taking a look at this. I've printed more with PPS-CF, and I've found that some parts may need to be annealed more than others. For example, I printed a little coin out of it at 100% infill, and it had that characteristic clank and ring to it when dropped. However, I also printed a 20mm calibration cube from it, and it didn't have that ring at all. In fact, I couldn't tell a difference in sound between the PPS-CF and a regular PLA calibration cube. I'm assuming that the calibration cube experienced a lot more cooling with only 10% infill, so it didn't develop a good crystal structure. Whereas the coin had plenty of heat applied across it, and it developed a better crystalline structure. I obviously wasn't trying to make anything structural or useful, but it's interesting nonetheless :)

Did the annealing process result in any loss of dimensional accuracy? I mean if it did, is there any point in going further with any other tests?

Fascinating indeed. Always nice to see some empirical head to head test to show stuff like this. Really helps cut through the marketing and hearsay that so often dominates.

I'd like to have the TDS both with and without annealing. It would help me understand when I really need to anneal.

Hot damn!

Thanks for the great video. Was very helpful in making my decision to get one. First, your Surface 5 may not be up to video editing, but slicing shouldn’t take so long. Have you done any “ Maintenance” on the OS and turn off a lot of the clutter that slow them down? Lastly, I mean no disrespect. Your channel has a lot of excellent content, it’s just that, in my opinion, the library is very hard to navigate as well as to decent what the topics of each video are. Primarily, at least to me, the red on black coloring of the thumbnail images in the playlist make it very hard to read. Again, just my opinion, but I’d bet if you made your library more readable and succinct, your subscriber numbers would go through the roof. Because the quality content is there. I only found your channel when I searched for the new Fiberon which led me to those videos. But as much as I’ve been searching for content on 3D printing trying to teach myself the hobby, I’ve never had your channel brought to my attention. Again, I mean no disrespect. Thanks for the video!

Is that an ERCF at the top????

I appreciate what you do! I am just getting into 3D printing. I am a truck driver and want to do some things for trucking. I'm very interested in the carbon fiber. I'm having trouble finding a printer that can print at higher temp than 300*. I currently have a Bambu P1S. do you have any recommendations?

Considering current official firmware updates introduced - is rooting worth the whole effort for standard printing?

I’m curious, how did you adjust your slicer settings for the parts you are annealing? My understanding is that shrinkage will be greater when annealing so would be very interested in any insight you might have there.

Good stuff, but a question. I thought the voron were suppose to be self sourcing of parts. If it is a kit how is that self sourcing? Never understood that about the voron craze. Thanks just looking for info.

Go with beacon 100% worth. Had tap and much prefer beacon. Vitalii has the best carriage to make beacon easy to mount

Great kit - I've got close to 5k hours on my LDO Voron 2.4