“PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, ABS the best to used”

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• PLA and PETG are ideal in the current configuration, PVA is a horrible filament that soaks moisture like crazy, is only used for support and clogged two of my nozzles despite being dried for 10 hours. TPU is tough to print with, but it is possible as is ABS. If you want to print with better materials, get a Hardened Steel Extruder and Gears, then upgrade the machine.

  Answered by Realist 1 year ago

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• They all have their differences and different applications. You need to research their use cases first and base your printing on what you're creating. You also have to have other equipment like a Dryer for PETG, TPU, ABS.

  Answered by ClaytonL 1 year ago

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• That is a question and the answer is it depends what you are going to us the print for. Most prints are ok to use PLA for Hyper PLA+.

  Answered by CharlesR 1 year ago

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• 1 use PLA BASIC AND PETG

  Answered by DarrowL 1 year ago

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