Raise3D Raise3D V3 Brass Nozzle 0.40mm
A drop in replacement for the standard nozzles on the Raise 3D Pro2 or Pro2 Plus 3D printers which boasts high quality machining and design, and is perfect for an non-abrasive materials that prints at or below 300C. After many hundreds of print hours, nozzles need to be replaced, as continued use widens their diameter, and decreases print quality.
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Technical Specifications
- Filament Diameter: 1.75mm
- Nozzle Diameter: 0.4mm
- Package Contents: 1 nozzle
- Compatibility: Raise3D Pro2 Series
Questions
Not a question - I was totally bummed when i received this spool - while it was sealed there was air in the bag. however, it didnt matter. this stuff..... printed like rainbows and puppydogs. unbelievable! soooo nice.
Why does this merlot red PETG print horridly? 2nd item (a shoe horn) I've printed with it has gaps, stringing, blobs, in general a useless item. The first item (napkin rings) printed ok yet did wonder why the stinging when other PETG filament with same settings doesn't. Don't understand what's wrong with this "pro" series filament. Both items have previously printed fine.
I am looking for actual transluscent for a project I am working on which requires a red see thru plastic. I realize that 3D filament is not going to be glass clear, but the model you show does not look translucent at all. Is this translucent such as light can go thru it or is it just called translucent?
Is this (2.85mm Aqua PETG) still being produced? If so, when will it be in stock again?
I need to print a "red" translucent tail light lens on a Zortrax M200. Do you have a suggested material?
What is the weight comparison to regular PLA?
Would this filament be good for using as interior car parts especially in the deep south summer heat?
UV resistant?
The data sheet gives a flexural modulus of 935 KPSI. This seems very unrealistic. Is it a misprint?
Are the colorants used to make Matter Hackers filaments food safe and non-toxic?
PETG is great, but I haven't found a support material that works well. Suggestions would be welcome.