Why can’t I print PPS-CF and Bambu just warn what is for the X1E?
Probably because the recommended nozzle temperature is above the maximum of 300°C for a X1C.
Nozzle Temperature 310 - 340 °C
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I recommend using PPA-CF if you have the ability to dry it properly; it is an exceptional material.
I only have one x1c, this filament does not work for me, but i need other version and i have a problem, i don’t know what technical filing choose, I want a material that is more resistant than PETG. Pa6-cf … pa6-gf … Pet-Cf … PPS-CF … paht-cf … PC-FER. Why is demons so complicated?
I need to make me support for photography equipment, they must be rigid without torsion, the early to endure from 50º to -20º for nature use, (the telescope in winter can be easily at -15º) What would you recommend?
It always depends on the concrete, local application. For high rigidity and being limited to 300°C, go for either PA6-CF or PAHT-CF. Note that only PA6-CF beats PLA Basic in z impact testing. By 12%…
Or look at, for example, the Qidi’s for 350-370°C nozzle temps but keep in mind that to really get the best properties achievable, you’ll need to anneal the parts post-printing. And there’s no getting around porosity within a reasonable effort that I am aware of.
You may also want to consider a material mix. Hard and stiff on this inside, softer (TPU) on the outside or vice versa…
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ya it is possible i use is every day
it warps a bit but it works
o and i found a website that selled ppa gf