I couldn’t find anything about it in the forum, so here’s a quick info: the ASA “ApolloX” from Formfutura (rewound on a Bambu spool) can be printed on the Bambu Lab X1 without any problems (from AMS).
I used the “Generic ASA” profile and only adjusted the temperature. FF specifies 255°C as the maximum printing temperature. I printed the first layer at 255°C and then lowered the temperature to 245°C. The heating bed was at 90°C (FF recommendation is 80-110°C) and I used a textured PEI plate (not original, no adhesive). All this at standard speed and standard Airflow from Bambu Studio.
Print bed adhesion, print result and solubility were excellent!
Hi, other than the temperatures, have you changed anything else in the Generic ASA profile? - I’ve had a lot of blob problems in overhangs.
I am also considdering trying this filament.
I have tried printing with Devil Design ASA with a 0.2mm nozzle and prints fail after 6 to 10 hours due to nozzle clog ( printer warns against that before the print starts ). No problem with the 0.4mm nozzle, but less detail on top surfaces…
I am hoping one of the added five polymeres from FF would help prevent this ( help to make it flow more easily, even when the nozzle gets hotter ).
Would you have the parts fan on full, case fan at 50 % and possibly to top plate opened slightly ?
Any experience with long prints ? I am looking at 2 1/2 days for one print…
thanx,
lucas.
