Testing 3DQF ABS

I bought some ABS from 3DQF, lets test it out

[andrewchapman]

We run a small 3d printing service, called Model mayhem 3d printing services. All we use is 3DQF filament for PLA, PLA+ and ABS printing. I can't wait to see if they get other filaments to add to there line.
Can't recommend them enough, excellent service and great quality products.

[karld]

The 3DQF filament is great, and UK based

[DQF-UK]

🎉 Thank you for the review, and support :-) . The printing profile is on a 3D Barcode on the side of the box :-). It takes you to the website material profile page . This allows us to keep the information up-to-date and allows us to make tweaks to the recommendations should we need to :-). Thank you for buying our UK Made Filament :-).

Generally we recommend between 260-300°c for our ABS with the bed from 90-110°c.

[AndrewAHayes]

That looks good Adam! I haven't printed ABS in years having switched to ASA for my strong part requirements but I am tempted to give this stuff a go!

[JonS]

Interesting. Of course you can get a matte finish with similar properties with ASA too.

[ScaldaYT]

I know thier pla was great a few years ago, I'm glad they have branched out and are doing other materials. Will have to give some a go when my printers are back to full force

[donaldripkin]

Not sure of your exact setup/printer placement but I assume it is all in a single room - the room you are filming in. If that is the case, how do you handle ventilation? I have a smaller space that I work/print in, not saying you have a small space, and trying to get some ideas for ventilation. Great video, as always!

[Fantomasxp]

They said they will change the old cardboard spools with new ones, it seems they are still using the old ones, I did loved the mixed colours pla ones, end of line or how they are called

[thorgraum]

matte ABD meand either too low nossle temp, too low ambient or most likely both. i print all my ABS at 265C nossle and 65C ambient. comes out glossy and strong

[arunprasanna]

To all printheads. Is winding alignment look really matters while you guys buy a filament or do you ok to buy a quality filament with unaligned winding (both clean and unaligned windings are not tangled filament)

[JBDuk]

Found this stuff dreadful, the only abs I’ve ever had issues with. Could only get it to print at PC temps or beyond (290+). Something very off about it. I put a video in the Voron discord brexited chat a while back, I could crush the parts with very little force… I’ve printed well over thousand rolls of ABS now and this stuff was the only one I had issues with! I wasn’t the only one who had the issue too. It was a real shame after having good experiences with the PLA and being excited when they announced this stuff. Had a good chat with the guys there before it came out too, and after, they promised black ABS for around a year so I’m glad it eventually came out… Do hope it’s better now but honestly would struggle to be convinced to give it another go now.

[adrianstealth]

I’m looking for an abs that’s reasonably priced & easy to get in Uk
I used Hatchbox AbS to run off my Voron parts and it’s a super filament, but expensive to obtain now (in England )

Let us know your favourite
I’m very interested in quality & ease of use Etc