Due to uncertainty, I bought a roll of tpu58 shore at the time. Now it’s been lying around for a while. Before I throw it away, I thought I would print something with it. But can the bambulab h2d do that? Does anyone have any experience with this or should I leave it alone before I clog the nozzles etc.? clog up?
I haven’t tested the 58 on the H2D yet, but if you’re planning to try it, I’d suggest starting with a 0.8 mm nozzle, reducing the print speed to around 20 mm/s, turning off retraction, and setting the flow ratio to about 1.25
Yes, this tip is for 58A, which is quite soft. I’ve printed 60A on my other printer with an extruder that’s TPU-friendly
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58A? Good luck man. Just did a 5 day 85a print that was a pain.
If its 58D, should be super easy. Same as 100a
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Unfortunately, it does not say whether A or D. But only TPU 58 Shore - Transparent
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If it’s A, it will be soft and elastic, like a rubber band.
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58a is like cooked spaghetti, while 58d is like the uncooked one come in from food bag 
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