Use PETG ! Some PLA+ will work too (check the specs). A couple extra perimeter layers and infill also doesn't hurt. It depends what type of material you are thermoforming as well since there is the temp range.
@@AustenHartley Thanks! Yeah I use PLA+ and 15% infill and it still melts :( I’ll definitely pick up some PETG. I primarily vacuum form with Styrene, anything I need to know specifically about temp settings?
@@berkaltinkopru1362 Yeah go PETG and boost that infill ! 15% is probably not nearly enough. Extra perimeters will also be a big help. It obviously depends on the geometry of the part but I would say 30-40% fill and 4 perimeters in PETG should work without deformation
Its basically a heat map on top to heat the plastic sheet, 2 Z axes, a stainless steel perfored sheet, a spring and a vaacum outlet, pretty overpriced imo
