Just got spool of Arnitel...
Found this from DSM brochure; "Processing (= polymer) temperatures are generally in the 220-260 °C range"
From matweb; "Melting Point 207 °C"
uh, I'll just try to extrude it at 220 C first.
Flexible stuff, rewinds completely after this 'tight' loop...
Arnitel
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First print made!
15mm diameter loop
Some Settings: Bed temp 62, Head temp 225, Feedrate 100% (from default), Flowrate 105%, Layer thickness 0,15mm
Some issues with getting layer adhesion, but looks that 2nd educated guess was guite ok.
15mm diameter loop
Some Settings: Bed temp 62, Head temp 225, Feedrate 100% (from default), Flowrate 105%, Layer thickness 0,15mm
Some issues with getting layer adhesion, but looks that 2nd educated guess was guite ok.
Intresting. Where dit you buy it?
My Felix 1.5 printed designs on Thingiverse
E3D V6 Hot end upgrade for your Felix
Tweezer bracket for your Felix
Led bar upgrade for your Felix
E3D V6 Hot end upgrade for your Felix
Tweezer bracket for your Felix
Led bar upgrade for your Felix
http://www.felixprinters.com/product-ca ... ables.htmlsatoer wrote:Intresting. Where dit you buy it?
Hmm, I would definitely not use it for a timing belt, as enticing it may be. You want the belt to be really stiff, concerning elongation, that's why they always have a reinforcing fabric or steel wiring layer.
Other than that, nice work on figuring out the parameters for using it! I didn't realize Guillaume already had the stuff in the store, he could've mentioned it somewhere
More motivation to fix the thermistor in my 2nd extruder! I also have some PVAL filament, with which I managed a single dual print before the thermistor started going really bad.
Other than that, nice work on figuring out the parameters for using it! I didn't realize Guillaume already had the stuff in the store, he could've mentioned it somewhere

More motivation to fix the thermistor in my 2nd extruder! I also have some PVAL filament, with which I managed a single dual print before the thermistor started going really bad.
Hi guys, I'm new here, my short intro below (is there a newcomer intro section ?)dognotdog wrote:Hmm, I would definitely not use it for a timing belt, as enticing it may be. You want the belt to be really stiff, concerning elongation, that's why they always have a reinforcing fabric or steel wiring layer.
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Has anyone ever tried to reinforce a build while it's printing ? I mean, just thinking out loud here, pausing the print for a few seconds (if at all possible), then adding a fine metal wire on the layer, then re-starting the print, and repeating this every X layers ?
thanks
Hugues
from Switzerland
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My short intro:
My name is Hugues, I live in Switzerland, engineering background,
never used 3D printers before, just ordered my Felix 2.0 recently and some PLA and Arnitel,
I'm building an electric motorbike, my build thread http://www.elmoto.net/showthread.php?21 ... ild-thread, and recent first trial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4W4oIZxMMc,
my first 3D print project will be to print isolation parts over some cables and terminals on the bike, using Arnitel,
I'm glad this forum exists, been reading for a while...
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Hugues
Regards from Switzerland
Regards from Switzerland
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Is Kimmo the only one who have bought Arnitel?
Other user experiences? Anyone?
Other user experiences? Anyone?