Flashforge Adventurer 5M VS. PETG Carbon Fiber Filament

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Today I'm trying out PETG Carbon Fiber filament on the Flashforge Adventurer 5M 3D printer. This particular filament contains 20% carbon fiber and was run through a 0.6mm hardened steel nozzle.
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29 апр 2024

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@danyo41 25 дней назад

Been about 1 month since I watched this and recently broke out the Eryone CF PETG. 240 nozzle and 80 bed on my 5M - Perfection! Thanks again for your videos!

@802Garage Месяц назад

Glad you had solid results. I think the Eryone CF PETG is actually one of the worst, or least good perhaps, based on other testing I have seen. Friends and I have had great luck with Tinmorry and Voxelab/Flashforge brand CF PETG. The Tinmorry seems to be the best overall bang for buck and has fantastic attributes. The best part about CF PETG is it seems to remove most warping and stringing issues, it works well at high temperatures, and it ends up with a fantastic matte finish. You basically can't see the layer lines. The other key tuning I think would make your prints even better would be flow calibration. A few percent can make a big difference. Good video!

@danyo41 2 месяца назад

Awesome video once again, you're turning out to be the best AD5M guy on YT! Thanks for the details much appreciated after having some issues with PETG.

@NWGR Месяц назад

Great content dude, subscribed! I love carbon fiber PETG. Easy to print, better heat resistance than PLA for functional parts. I love that color. Until now I've only been able to find dark blue. Adding a couple of spools of the eryone to the stash!

@JSunBurns 3 месяца назад

I use CF PETG and CF ASA all the time. Love them both!

@stack.1 3 месяца назад

With or without an enclosure?

@JSunBurns 3 месяца назад

@@stack.1 With an enclosure for ASA.

@pacificcoastminiatures 3 месяца назад

Nice prints! And great tips on how to dial in the best temperature. Looking forward to getting a 0.6 nozzle and trying out some of these more abrasive filaments. Oh and I guess I need a filament dryer too! Just like with my resin printer, looks like I have to buy a bunch of extras for my 5M!

@grumpydaddoo540 2 месяца назад

Great Video and thank you for the info. you just got a new sub.

@FigureFeedback 2 месяца назад

Thanks for the sub!

@Andre_M_3D 3 месяца назад

So I tried both the Eryone CF petg and the CF pla. I printed on my k1 but the CF PETG was not easy with a 0.4mm hardenned steel nozzzle. It would clog very easily. Now as for the difference from CF and regular PLA is the CF version is on stiffer. But that is it. It is much more brittle though. Quite a few videos have been done on that subject. So to me the only benefit of CF pla is the appearance. I may have just had a bad roll of eryone cf petg. I dried it and tried everything. Thanks for the video

@802Garage Месяц назад

I recommend trying Tinmorry brand and Voxelab/Flashforge. You'll also have less risk of clogging with a 0.6mm nozzle, but generally it should work with a 0.4mm as well.

@Dalroth 3 месяца назад

I may have to give this a try. I've printed a couple toys for my kids on PLA but they keep breaking them. I've had slightly hardier PETG prints but the stringing and blobbing really ruins the finish. This looks like the balance I'm looking for without having to jump to more exotic or toxic materials.

@802Garage Месяц назад

The CF PETG definitely helps with the stringing and blobbing! I recommend Tinmorry brand first and Voxelab/Flashforge second.

@StatusQuo209 3 месяца назад

Have you tried printing using Arachne perimeter generator? Ive been doing some research and learned that it can get a 0.06mm nozzle print at the same quality as a 0.04mm nozzle but much faster. I dont have a 0.06mm nozzle to test myself though.

@FigureFeedback 3 месяца назад

I've used arachne when I printed models that are suspended by strings, but I haven't tried it for speed and quality with a 0.6 nozzle. I'll look into that.

@velocityfpv5231 2 месяца назад

heya man I just wanna say be careful with those snips that you used for testing the strength. They have a nasty habit of snapping and sending the sharp point rocketing across the room. Few people have been caught out by it and it's pretty sketchy. Good for trimming ends off spools but not for real hard jobs. Just warning :)

@FigureFeedback 2 месяца назад

Gotcha, thanks for the heads up!

@jean-michelchevalier6649 3 месяца назад

Will Have to try this filament. Any link for your mobile thingy ? Many thanks

@FigureFeedback 3 месяца назад

Yep, here's the link: makerworld.com/en/models/427396?from=search#profileId-331329

@jean-michelchevalier6649 3 месяца назад

@@FigureFeedback brilliant, thanks a lot

@breedlofam 3 месяца назад

The thing with most CF filament, including the one you used, is that they don't actually use long fibers. They just chop up the carbon fiber into nearly dust and add it to the extrusion. That doesn't really do a whole lot except make it brittle. There are a couple better options that use actual stranded CF, but be prepared to drop double or even triple the money per kilo.

@FigureFeedback 3 месяца назад

You're right about the process. It's just like one of my ukuleles that contains ground up carbon fiber within the otherwise plastic body.

@breedlofam 3 месяца назад

@@FigureFeedback by the way, you're the channel that convinced me to get the Adventurer 5M Pro. I wanted to get into 3D printing without having to do a lot of modding and fiddling. I've had it for a little over a week and have 100+ hours on it now. Mainly I got it to print speaker adapters for a Harley fairing that no one makes. Learned how to use Shapr3D and I'm off and running making them out of ASA. I've sold over a 20 now at $30 a pop and the set only takes 220 grams to make. I've made back what I spent on the printer and filament.

@FigureFeedback 3 месяца назад

Wow, that's incredible and a nice side hustle.

@802Garage Месяц назад

Regardless of fiber length, which of course varies by filament, it does lend some desirable attributes such as better dimensional stability, less warping, and a great finish with nearly invisible layer lines.

@tek9058 3 месяца назад

sure it's weaker. it's literally carbon or ash/coal particles in between, how can this be stronger? carbon fiber material consists of LONG fibers, fused with epoxy. you can't extrude that with 3d printers. what they do is swap 5-30% of polycarbonate material with ash or carbon material and bump the price by 50%. but in production the plastics are worth much more, ash is almost free. biggest rip off in 3d printing industry. they sell you printers for 150$ but want 50$ for 1kg :-)