Popular for beginners, prints at low temps (190-225°C). Affordable, versatile, but brittle. Great for decorative items.
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Stronger and heat-resistant. Ideal for functional parts. Requires ventilation due to fumes. Tends to warp during printing.
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Similar to ABS with added UV resistance. Strong and impact-resistant. More expensive, requires enclosure for printing.
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Stronger than PLA, good for functional parts. Tends to warp, hydroscopic. Use glue stick on build plate to prevent bonding.
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Flexible, rubber-like filament. Ideal for phone cases, protective items. Requires slow printing and direct drive extruders.
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Engineering-grade, extremely strong and stiff. Difficult to print, hydroscopic, and expensive. Requires dry box during printing.
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Offers matte finish, hides layer lines. Durable for aesthetic and functional prints. Requires hardened steel nozzle.
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Includes glow-in-dark, wood-filled. Unique properties for specific applications. Require hardened steel nozzle due to additives.