First print with Ninjaflex flexible filament

[nkloski]

Very happy with how the TAM printer prints with Ninjaflex. This is my first print with this material, and I obviously have some tweaking to do (probably temperature and retraction settings) but still, very happy to have my first print with "best guess" settings turn out entirely workable! Cool!

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[nkloski]

Looks like I can only upload a few pictures at a time...here are some more.....

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[nkloski]

Printed at 240 degrees, 20mm/sec print speed, .84 retraction @ 40mm/sec retraction speed

To stop the blobbing and strings, I would probably try next time to up the retraction to 2mm@50mm/sec and drop the temperature to 230 to see how that worked....

[jd_3d]

Very cool, thanks for the pics. Glad to see it works quite well. Is that with a stock G2 extruder?

[nkloski]

Yep, with fan full on, printed on gluestick.

[swirusek]

looks great, how tough is it?

[nkloski]

"pretty darn"

I don't thin I could rip it apart, no matter from any vector I would try.....well "maybe" the thing walls if I pulled in the direction to shear with the lay-by-layer process, but is is pretty strong.