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--- 3dprinters:heat [2023/05/14 20:59] – John Harrison
+++ 3dprinters:heat [2025/05/09 06:17] (current) – John Harrison
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   * standard PLA is out: heat sensitive
   * there's ePLA and PLA+ and other special PLA that claims to be more heat sensitive. Reviews are sketch and brands unrecognized
-  * ABS would require printer modifications
+  * ABS would require printer modifications EDIT: ABS prints fine on Ender 3 Pro with enclosure
   * PETG might be a reasonable compromise?
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 |[[https://atomicfilament.com/products/sample-coil-carbon-fiber-extreme-black-petg?variant=31476521697341|Atomic Carbon Fiber PETG]]|110*C|[[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4968490/files|W123 pin]]| 49mm     | 46.25mm        |106%|27.82|27.04|103%|  | | |
 |[[https://atomicfilament.com/products/sample-coil-carbon-fiber-extreme-black-petg?variant=31476521697341|Atomic Carbon Fiber PETG]]|110*C|[[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4968490/files|W123 pin]]| 52.04mm|49.06mm|106%|29.20mm|27.41mm|106.5%|  | | |
+==== ASA ====
+//It may be possible to print ASA with no internal modifications//
+  * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjSpVN19x7A|redirect air from hot end]]
+    * [[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3485372|3D printable part]]
+    * //or just use foil tape?//
+  * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zqbv3xH4w6c|print ASA on Ender 3]]
+    * [[https://www.matterhackers.com/store/l/fillamentum-asa-filament-075kg/sk/ME1M98A8|ASA filament used]]