3D Printing Made Easy · June 11 · 39 min
Spring Recap: TPU, Slicers, Printers and Reader Q&A
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Both articles wrap up the first month at printara3d.cz, consolidating practical lessons on materials, slicers, printer ecosystems and the most common reader questions.
In this episode you'll learn:
- TPU 95A is among the hardest and most widely available variants, while TPU 85A or 75A offer higher flexibility for shock absorption and ergonomic parts.
- TPU typically prints at 20 to 40 mm/s with retraction of 0.5 to 1 mm, a 0.4 mm nozzle, 220 to 240 degrees C nozzle and 40 to 50 degrees C bed.
- The slicer market consolidated around three players: OrcaSlicer, Bambu Studio and PrusaSlicer, with OrcaSlicer becoming the standard for advanced users.
- PETG-CF contains 10 to 20 percent carbon fibers by weight, costs two to three times standard PETG and requires a hardened nozzle.
- First month at printara3d.cz covered PETG composites (week 1), Bambu Lab AMS on X1C and H2S (week 2), and ABS/ASA warping (week 3).
Read the full guides on our site: Spring Recap: 3 Lessons from TPU, Slicers and Printer Brands · Reader Q&A: Your Questions from the First 3 Weeks Answered
Watch on YouTube: 3D Printing Made Easy playlist
We 3D-print custom props and game pieces for Z-AGENCY and TerraHunt.
This show is our AI bonus channel: episodes are automatically generated audio editions of the articles we publish at printara3d.com, so you can follow our topics on the go.
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