Anybody else have had problems with this filament? I have tried everything in the book and not a good print. Yes, have dried it properly in dryer, using enclosed X-1 Carbon, have followed all the instructions on its Wiki, have consulted the customer service which gave me conflicting parameters in relation with Wiki parameters and still nothing works. I suspect a bad batch of filament, it supposed to be real brittle and brake easy like dry pasta? Over $100 (2 spools) in the trash. Printed the same parts using other filaments without a problem BTW.
Depending on the dryer you used you may just have been baking your filament in a humid environment. Not all dryers work the same or equally as well. You need to give more details on your drying before wet filament can be excluded. Did you weigh before and after and see a weight reduction? What was the humidity reading in the dryer when you pulled the spool?
I don’t know about ASA but some filaments do get brittle with higher moisture contents.
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Asking about others with problems with ASA AERO, have you printed with it?
Bambu CS asked me the batch number, seems like there is a bad batch circling around. Should not be that bad to deal with this filament, if it was OK. Now if the customer service would not take so long to reply would be great. .
Was just trying to help, Ed. Have done a bit of work around filament moisture and can tell you for a fact that many think they are drying their filament when they aren’t. This is a disservice by dryer manufacturers who put out dryers that barely work.
I was asking questions appropriate to the issue but obviously you are happy where you are. I’ve used ASA but not Aero.
Good luck sorting your issues.
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What was the batch number of yours?
