The most popular filaments and what they're used for...

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The printer I showcased was the Bambu Lab P1S (affiliate link): shrsl.com/2ciyk-2yn7-1cwx9
$20 OFF from Overture: i.refs.cc/znL0Q1IL?smile_ref=...
Numakers filament (Use code: EA10): numakers.com/?ref=thskfj0s
Polymaker filament: us.polymaker.com?aff=159
Esun Filament (Use code: EA10): esun3dstore.com/?ref=ukkkrkul
Wham Bam Buildplates: www.whambamsystems.com/
All the rest of my links: linktr.ee/engineeringaddiction
The picture I used in the thumbnail is: x3d.com.au/blogs/tips-and-tri...
As well as these pictures: store.bambulab.com/products/p1s store.bambulab.com/products/x...
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[@thenextlayer]

technically, PLA is stronger than the others... or at least more rigid. Much more rigid than ABS. But layer adhesion isn't as good. Also, HyGROscopic.

[@edcgadgets-de]

PETG bonds to a textured PEI plate? I hear that for the first time.

[@jeffreynagy5395]

Met young teenager Daniel @ our Baptist church. 3 months ago his Dad bought him a printer like these.

[@FirechickenExpress]

Weird/creepy comment. Thanks for sharing.

[@capberganza]

which filament would you recommend for plant pots? some would be outdoors

[@EngineeringAddiction]

Probably PETG or ASA

[@user-uc6tb3gv7d]

Voxel labs just made asa

[@LiamRay10]

Your p1s is slow, get on my level (Sub 6 minute benchy)

[@benjaminred2003]

Really cool