Colorfabb Brassfill vs Bronzefill filament Chess set 3D print
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2017
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To be clear, in case I get them confused, Bronze = good, brass = less good.
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The green discoloration isn't an allergic reaction, it's a copper compound (probably some copper sulphur compound) from the copper in the brass reacting with oils from your skin (basically the same process that turns silver black after you touch it), quite similar to the verdigris that forms on brass statues outdoors with time.
Oh, good to know. It wasn't uncomfortable, just unsightly.
Sebastian Storholm Same reason the Statue of Liberty is green.
I'm playing around with some Colorfabb Copper Fill PLA - very dense, prints beautifully, made a ring and some small jars and they feel like ceramic. It polishes up nice too. Recommended.
By the mid point of this video I was confused by what he was talking about. It seems like every other sentience he swapped the word brass and bronze. Is bronze fill usable and brass to brittle to use, or the other way around?
I honestly thought I kept it straight most of the time. I think I got them flipped once, though to be fair getting them flipped is how I accidently made the right choice.
Bronze good, brass bad.
hah got Sooo confused!
Great video and a great shot of my tile. Thank you!
I found out the heavy material need more heat and/or be printed slow, with a cooling fan full tilt.
I really like the idea about Easter eggs
Cool experiments. I have never tried either. Still really want to though.
´hardend nozzles are easily bought at E3D, if you are going by E3D V6 or equal.
I have checked esun bronze with a 0.4 brass nozzle and it works fine, and it is heavy.
The esun eSteelFill is even heavier than bronze..
But for further use, I will order a 0.4, 0.5 nozzle from E3D in UK
Sofar, thanks for your videos, which are really awesome
Greets from Germany
The green on your finger is oxidized bronze
I found the brassfil to be a lot lighter as well.
Thanks for sharing 😀👍
Nice video. Have you ever tried printing on a worn out nozzle with larger settings? I'm curious if you could get away with calling a worn down .4mm nozzle .5mm or .6mm in the software to finish a print if you didn't' have a backup?
Theoretically, but getting that measured right is a significant challenge. And if you're doing it to keep printing the abrasive filament it's a moving target. But, theoretically, yes, you could do that.
But, do keep spare nozzles on hand if you can.
good video, good to know. thank you.
Could your brass filament absorb some moisture and thus corrupt before you print it?
Unless it happened in the factory, I live in Southern Utah and to quote Frozone, "There is no water in this air!"
I'm playing with Filaprint 70% brass filled filament at the moment. I have noticed that it takes a long time to cool and requires a lower temperature with maximum part cooling.
Curious as to why bronze works better than brass, when the base plastic should have the same strength, I though I'd check the specific heat capacities of the two alloys.
Brass is 0.377 kJ/kg and bronze is 0.435 kJ/kg, about 15% higher.
This means brass would take longer to coll to below the glass transition temperature, and allow for greater inter layer bonding, I believe.
In you video about tungsten filled filament, you found it to be even more brittle. Tungsten's specific heat capacity is 0.134 kJ/kg, which fits the pattern.
I could be wrong, but it would be interesting to try printing at a higher temperature (say, 15% higher?), slower speed (15% slower?), more part cooling?
It may be me, but I think you are saying Bronzefill when you should be saying Brassfill, even towards the end of the video....Bronzefill is the way to go.....I think?
Bronzefill is the way to go.
I mean, I got them confused in the first place, which is how I ended up having a good experience with Bronzefill. So, yeah, I think I got the confused once in the video as well. Sorry for the confusion. Use bronzefill.
Sent you a thumbs up.......Good to know 'bout the brittle'ness of Brassfill...........Thank You
It's not just brittle, though. It prints like mud. I'm sorry I didn't get a good picture of it, but it's really awful.
Lol bronze and brass gets you really confused in this video haha.... I think half way through bronze became brass and brass became bronze
So confused. Of course if I wasn't confused I might have gotten brassfill and thought that all fills suck. Hopefully the description clarifies it.
i just thought it was funny to watch..... im easily amused lol
you should make a figit spinner and let gabe try it
Totally doing this.
you keep confusing bronze and brass in your video... do you not edit these? seriusly dude.
Even in editing I wasn't sure I got it right, but I thought I had. It like I'm dyslexic when it comes to metal. Metalexic. Or maybe I just have problems with alliteration. Alliterexic. Or maybe Alliterate. I should stop.
i steampunk stuff for a living so it just irks me because i know these metals so well...
This video is very confusing, you keep mixing bronzefill and brassfill and contradicting yourself over and over, and first you say the tile on the wall was printed with bronzefill, then you say it was brassfill and now I don't even know which it actually was! At around 8:50 you say you weren't impressed by bronzefill, but earlier on in the video you're saying it was brassfill which was the more brittle one!
After watching the complete video, I still am unsure which one you actually liked more.
Yeah, sorry about that. I tried to catch myself when I was filming. Sorry. Though the fact that I couldn't keep them straight is why I ended up getting the good stuff (bronze) in the first place.
Bronzefill = good. Brassfill = less good. Hope that clears it up.
man I appreciate your effort but you have to remake the video with those errors. Its just too awful to listen the confusion over and over
You need to learn the difference between "allergic reaction" and "chemical reaction"!