Thanks, I try to always use default settings when testing as that's what the majority of people will use. Just means with a bit of tweeking you should get even better results.
Gary, the secret to ASA is print 10 degrees higher than the highest temp recommended on the spool. print no longer is brittle and the finish is excellent. We use this to print model aircraft wings.
Thanks again for a great video. And a glimpse into some of the capabilities the K2 offers without ANY TUNING! Imagine tuning the machine and then printing, I’d assume it would be even better print quality!!
The TPU looks great! I have a K2 plus and it's amazing. I would love to know what your TPU settings were and how long it took to print the tolerance test
Hi, I used the default setting in Creality Print, didnt change anything. Not sure of the exact time to print but I did all the printing on the same day. It is slower than PLA. Hotend : 230c , Bed: 35c
@@3D4Everyone1 Thanks for the reply. I know from creality's website you cant load TPU in the CFS and it has to be loaded on the side. did you have any issues with the filament in the nozzle after printing? I guess what i'm trying to say is i'm worried that the TPU would clog in the nozzle if left unchecked after printing. Thanks again for the reply! Greatly appreciated!
Black Friday and setup day, from what I read ABS is easy to sand? I going to be printing up model sci-fi ships and pla pretty hard to sand out please let me know
As someone looking for my first 3D printer, it's very encouraging to hear that you were able to print all of these successfully with out any tuning.
Thanks, I try to always use default settings when testing as that's what the majority of people will use. Just means with a bit of tweeking you should get even better results.
The moment I saw the sponsor I clicked on the TH-cam channel and I now watching all the vids
Gary, the secret to ASA is print 10 degrees higher than the highest temp recommended on the spool. print no longer is brittle and the finish is excellent. We use this to print model aircraft wings.
Thanks Lindsay, didn't know that, always learning
Looks like an amazing machine, I also have the Max which prints great, sorry now I missed the pre-sales on this... thanks for sharing with us!
Thanks Walt, it's been running great since I got it, very happy with it
Thanks again for a great video. And a glimpse into some of the capabilities the K2 offers without ANY TUNING! Imagine tuning the machine and then printing, I’d assume it would be even better print quality!!
Thanks Mo, it is a great printer, very happy with it.
Another great video Gaz very informative thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks Tones
The TPU looks great! I have a K2 plus and it's amazing. I would love to know what your TPU settings were and how long it took to print the tolerance test
Hi, I used the default setting in Creality Print, didnt change anything. Not sure of the exact time to print but I did all the printing on the same day. It is slower than PLA. Hotend : 230c , Bed: 35c
@@3D4Everyone1 Thanks for the reply. I know from creality's website you cant load TPU in the CFS and it has to be loaded on the side. did you have any issues with the filament in the nozzle after printing?
I guess what i'm trying to say is i'm worried that the TPU would clog in the nozzle if left unchecked after printing.
Thanks again for the reply! Greatly appreciated!
@@jonrilla3 no problems at all. If you are concerned, extruder some pla through the nozzle after using your tpu.
Black Friday and setup day, from what I read ABS is easy to sand? I going to be printing up model sci-fi ships and pla pretty hard to sand out please let me know
Yes I find ABS easier to sand than PLA
ABS is easy to sand and finish, PLA is a Nightmare to try to sand and finish...