3D Printing - ABS bed adhesion with ABS JUICE! Better than glue stick, hairspray or tape!
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In this episode I will show you how to make ABS juice and i will explain the pros of using it. Since I've started using ABS juice in my glass bed I've had 100% adhesion and zero warping.
as it's drying you can scrape the backside a little bit together so you create a tab that you can pull when ur print is done.
Great tutorial. I’ve always used hairspray up until I had a difficult shape to print in ABS with a very low ambient temp. I got it printed using the ABS juice. Really chuffed that it worked when nothing else did.
Thanks Simon! Absolutely! Hairspray works very well with PLA but ABS Juice is a must for ABS prints in my opinion! I'm glad this has helped you with your prints!👌🏼👌🏼
Abs is the less hygroscopic of all plastics in the market i dont need to dry the filament and i live in a humid country that's the reason i love to work with these filament is completely tolerant to humid conditions, and love to use scraps to make abs juice agree with you the best glue to work with
Same here mate! It's my favourite 👌🏼👌🏼
stick is simple...heat up to 80 rub hot melt glue stick on plate then turn off bed print cold ...plastic will bond to hot-glue..when finished heat up bed to release and if you still find edges start to lift hot-glue them down...!
This is a really good tutorial!!! Especially for those who just start using ABS and find that it floats over the bed like a snowboarder :)
A few questions if anyone can answer please: Is a glass bed suitable for ABS? (My magnetic pad doesn't hold the ABS right now)
I put my ABS in acetone for 30 minutes and it didn't melt. It gets softer and that's it.
I just received this wire and it says on the package: "CR-ABS".
I hope it's not some weird ABS compound.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Yeah the glass bed works very well with abs. I had no problems. You either got some weird abs mix or your acetone is not strong enough I would say. Wish all the best 👍🏻
Thanks for this video. Cheers from California
Thanks for watching! I really appreciate it! I'm glad it was helpful to you! 👌🏼👌🏼
funny, I'm also printing parts for my BMW. Will try ABS Juice 2morrow.
Woah! what are those vacuum bags for the dyson? are they 3d printed or can you buy it somewhere?
What I was printing in this video was some hiding covers for aftermarket camber plates for the bmw e36 suspension towers. Thanks for watching 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Put the bed in the freezer after cooldown to remove the print
Hi, you did a really good job!
I have a question: how do you prevent the ABS juice from making Bubbles when you start printing? With the heat of the bed my ABS juice always bubbles.
Hi! Thanks for watching 👌🏼 from my experience I would say that if it is bubbling is probably because you've applied to much. Try applying only a thin layer! Hope that helps!
@@evosgarage ok i 'll do that thanks a lot man !
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Do you level the bed before apply the juice or after?
Before
Are you using octoprint on your phone? Great video BTW!
Hi! Thanks for watching. I'm not actually, but I would like to!
I have cctv in my enclosure but I would like to be able to control the printer remotely too!
@@evosgarage community.octoprint.org/t/android-phone-as-octoprint-server/9221/49 some are trying to run it on Android , there is an APK in the thread.
@@machetie thanks for sharing
Did you do any upgrades on the ender? Seams like it completely stock. I want to start trying out printing with abs and heard a lot about the fact "you must upgrade... Blablabla" so I was wondering if you have done anything.
Also could you share your settings for the slicer and Wich one you use 😊
The only thing I did was I built an enclosure. That way you can have a stable environment for the printer. ABS doesn't like temperature changes at all, otherwise it tends to crack, warp or the filament just won't fuse. Since I've built the enclosure I've been printing ABS as easy as you probably print PLA.
I use Cura, the settings are mostly different for each part I need to print, it depends on the shape, orientation, support, etc
The temps I'm running when I print ABS are 258°C nozzle and 110° bed. That seem to be the sweet spot for ABS in my experience! 👌🏼
Thanks for watching
@@evosgarage alright thanks 👍
I still have to wait for some parts, like the glass bed and the pi the get octopy ready and some stuff for the enclosure
@@evosgarage ender 3 v1 goes into thermal runoff when operated at 110C
@@certified_boogeyman Hi! Maybe mine is not the v1, I've never ever had that problem before tbh! 👍🏻