Hi Adam! just found your channel :) I have a question that you might be able to help me with since you are a plastic and composite engineer :) What would be the best choice for a filament with the closest characteristics of thermoplastic (the white pellets you can melt in almost boiling water and mold it, remold it, and so on)? thank you so much :) keep the channel up! I bet you have a lot to teach here!
Hey Adam, I’m pretty new to 3D printing and I would love to see a video talking about the different types of filament and what they’re good for and what they would be bad for. For example, which would be best for use in heat or water, or maybe load bearing. It would be good to know what I should use for my projects based on the strengths of the filaments.
Good catch! I couldn't seem to find it for less than $262 and wanted to include a sub $200 printer in the list when I made it. Agree the extra money is worth the features included in the V2. Thanks for the support!
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Nice list. I would also suggest checking out the Raise3d E2. it has dual independent extruders and an awesome slicing software.
I will definitely check it out! Thanks for the support
Great update 👍😀
Thanks Asger! Appreciate the support
Hi Adam! just found your channel :) I have a question that you might be able to help me with since you are a plastic and composite engineer :) What would be the best choice for a filament with the closest characteristics of thermoplastic (the white pellets you can melt in almost boiling water and mold it, remold it, and so on)? thank you so much :) keep the channel up! I bet you have a lot to teach here!
What filament would you recommend for a wax melter/warmer? So heat resistance to around 200-250 f and easy to print with?
Hey Adam, I’m pretty new to 3D printing and I would love to see a video talking about the different types of filament and what they’re good for and what they would be bad for. For example, which would be best for use in heat or water, or maybe load bearing. It would be good to know what I should use for my projects based on the strengths of the filaments.
Missing the Ender 3 V2 (199€ as deal)! Its better than the ender 3. I currently work with it in comparison of MK3s and it is a really a good choise!
Good catch! I couldn't seem to find it for less than $262 and wanted to include a sub $200 printer in the list when I made it. Agree the extra money is worth the features included in the V2. Thanks for the support!
Hi Adam, thanks for the video, I ended up buying the ender 3 pro for 180€
Great to hear! Let me know how it works! Happy Printing!
Have a potential business opportunity for you, given your prototyping/injection molding experience. Let me know if there’s a glimmer on interest. 🤙🏼
Shoot me an email and let’s talk 👍 thanks for the support!
@@adamtjames email sent!
Let me guess you are watchen Graham Stephan!?