These common 3D printing materials are NOT as durable as you’d think…

Made by Filament Innovations, this copoly polypropylene filament is the toughest, highest impact resistant 3d printing material we have EVER seen. If you can find a tougher material, let us know and we'll put them head to head!
This material has applications in everything from 3d printed definitive prosthetics and orthotics to automotive, industrial, and more. Printed via a high flow FDM machine, it can be printed extremely fast, enabling end-use 3d printed parts for applications where impact resistance is paramount.
We put it to the test against PETG, Nylon, and Polypropylene filament. These common materials may not be as durable as you’d think!

[@ClientideStudios]

where do you buy your copolymer polypropylene 3d printing?

[@andrewholdaway813]

Nice advert

[@neilfpv]

Amazing test! I want that cpx filament. Where can I buy the cpx pp filament?

[@TMS5100]

do a search for filament innovations cpx. they only sell 2.85mm, $250.

[@Secondcominginaskimask]

It’s cap bro there not actually hitting it,

[@earthenscience]

@@Secondcominginaskimask in slowmo the hammer touches the plastic

[@Secondcominginaskimask]

Such cap hitting the fkin vice bra cappppp,

[@TMS5100]

How about pitting this PP head to head against OBC, PVDF and TPU?