Talk:Most Durable Filament that Can be Easily Printed
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- Making this since so far (short of the one spool of Prusament PLA that came with my printer) all i've been printing has really been Polyterra PLA
- Works great for stuff that will just kind of sit there on a desk and not have any crazy loading (Stickynote Stencil, Replacement Keyboard Leg, Phone Stands, Gridfinity / other organizational stuff, etc)
- Made some more "technical" things recently (laptop stand mainly) and they snapped
- Main issues is thin features, if i scale the print up / use more infill should be fine
- One of the prints recently, i forget what it was, i used 100% infill and it was fine so this solution works okay
- Main issues is thin features, if i scale the print up / use more infill should be fine
- Either way i'd like to at least get one spool of a borderline indestructible filament
- granted stuff like PEEK can get damn expensive, but PC-CF at least is about 2-2.5x as expensive as most PLA which isn't great, but as long as it is uses sparingly should be fine
- Also, at least here in Florida, PLA softening in a hot car is a decent possibility so that would be another advantage of some of these materials
- Just wanted to add the context behind me making this page!