Testing vase mode with flex material and my upgraded Makerbot Replicator 1 (dual), it now has the outstanding Bondtech technology and PTFE tubing all the way down to the melt zone. The nozzle used is low friction 0,8 mm and the flexible, UV-stable and electrically conductive filament ETPU 95-250 Carbon Black surface looks amazing when the extruder delivers such a constant and even flow of material.

Se it printed here https://youtu.be/eW8SMl2nL_Q
https://youtu.be/AnEmJ83bqE4

Also check some speed tests here (8000mm/min) https://youtu.be/lwtez8gtRek

Please check out my unique UV-stable, flexible and conductive filament called ETPU 95-250 Carbon Black filament.

Don´t need the conductivity? Well the conductivity is great for some things but perhaps not your first choice? Then consider this:

This filament will give you some really nice benefits if the conductivity is not an disadvantage for your 3D printed design:

•The material composition eliminates “stringing / webbing” issues.
•The hardness of 95 shore A and the carbon black filler makes for great print abilities.
•The carbon black filler is an excellent UV stabilizer thus the prints are built to last in very harsh environments.
•The matte black surface finish has a very exclusive look.
•The material feels very nice and dry to touch.
•It´s not too stretchy and will do great for timing belts etc.

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