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Now I want to try, but all my TPU’s are in black and wouldn’t be abler to see the difference.
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Good job!
Any chance you will try to get it to print chocolate?
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Yeah we want to be able to eat da poop 
Daniel.
PS: it looks fine so far given no supports.
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Not chocolate, but you can apparently print soap.
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What is the real use case for this? I can understand tpu fused to pla but confused as to when this might be effective
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This makes me tempted to design a bar saying “You stink!” and give it to someone i know.
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That’s really cool. Thanks for explaining
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I appreciate you taking the time to make the video. It helps prove what’s possible.
It’s funny, I got my printer to be able to leverage the new features, but for the life of me I can’t think of a project where I could use multiple filaments like this. So at least I can watch videos like this to help spur new ideas.
I think I want to play around with mixing wall and infill filaments to make some interesting combinations. Combining things like rigidity with layer adhesion or whatever properties you might want to combine.
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PETG walls with ASA infills (with chamber temp of 49C :). Strong Z, strong impact resistance, but probably also large shrinkage?
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I have a couple of spools of the PLA-HR that I’ve been debating using with the H2D but was unsure about which support material to use. Are you using regular pla? Or something else? I’ve used the filament a few times before but not with a support filament.
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there were a bunch of those printed basketballs everywhere at formnext, they are pretty nice!
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Awesome! Looking forward to your results.
I wanted to try PVA so I could do supports for the last 15% of the print or so, but that may be risky.
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It used to knock the tool head cover loose on my x1 because it starts curling up so bad. Keep an eye on it, it may try to pull the sock off lol
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When wanting to incorporate live hinges into your design? I think it would be quite useful in that regard. Having tpu hinges within PLA ( or any other stiff material) prints
Ooof! lol but it does separate nicely? Maybe I’ll just use PETG as they advise. How’d the last 15% go? Any issues with it curling?
Perhaps too big of a machine for such a small print? 
(benchy ultem i mean :))
The alpaca is ugly AF but nice test indeed! 
Kind to share how did you feed the system?
Cheers.
This is interesting brother! Can you please share how you got the left side nozzle to work? I know they plan to release it eventually but I’m curious what the temporary workaround is
seems way nicer and i have seen it bounce 
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I hope to have a real world use for PEBA soon. I want to try it. Right now most brands are too expensive for me to experiment with. (don’t know who I’m kidding as I’ll get it anyway)
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