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3D Printing Material?
- Thread starter Fallen
- Start date
Yeah, I got a bit of sticker shock on that one. I thought the $40-$50 filaments were high. Lol
Not sure what I'd even want to try printing with the ppa-cf
themountain
RCC Addict
For a skid plate POM would be my choice.
svt923
I wanna be Dave
Machining it, sure.For a skid plate POM would be my choice.
3D printing it? There are many other forms of torture that I'd rather subject myself to.
themountain
RCC Addict
POM isn't that difficult to print but each to their own
ujoybio
Newbie
The ordinary pla filament material is more environmentally friendly, but it is not particularly strong; you can use the metallic pla filament material, which is much stronger.
