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Creality Ender 3 V2
Question about Creality Ender 3 V2
I want to buy this 3d printer for some projects. I've done some research on 3d filaments and ABS seems to be the most suitable for what I want to do. Problem, when I go on the manufacturer's website, I read that the printer cannot use ABS filament. Can you help me and confirm whether or not this type of filament is compatible?
Helpful answer
I currently only use PLA which is the easiest filament to print. For ABS you have to make a case to protect your printer and regulate the temperature. But the Ender 3 is made to process ABS. For more information see: https://www.polyfab3d.fr/ressources...
Sincerely
I have tried abs on this machine without success. It has to be put in a sealed box to avoid the slightest temperature difference. And it will need to be cleaned thoroughly before switching back to PLA.
I have made all sorts of parts in PLA and it is possible to make them very strong.
Do you have any experience with 3D printing?
If not, I wouldn't go directly into this topic with ABS. Depending on the size of the component, ABS requires a closed case.
If you are new, you should start with PLA and get experience with it first. Maybe ABS is not necessary and PET-G will do. It is not as difficult and demanding as ABS.
Hi, I use 1.75mm PLA filament, not ABS.
Depending on the supplier, the printer works with PLA, PETG, TPU filaments.