3 English reviews written for Extrudr Green-TEC PRO CF Black
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Alexander
07 January 2023
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Elliot
31 March 2022
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Surface quality is nuts...
I used this with a 0.6mm Nozzle X at 0.2mm layer height, and I can honestly say that this is the first filament that I have used that I can't see the individual layers... The Matt surface finish of the material is wonderful. Printing on the satin sheet of my MK3S I had no issues what so ever with warping, even on quite large parts, the bed adhesion was great.
This material is really stiff and thus quite brittle, however depending on your application, this likely wont be an issue.
I actually think it is quite a good value too.
final thoughts; if you're looking for a PLA Upgrade for a project where stiffness is key, just do it.Was this rating helpful? (0) (0)
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jousis
05 August 2019
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Ease of use + stiffness
I don't like regular greentec but this blend is amazing. Very easy to print, no warping, minimal stringing , impressive surface quality and top notch stiffness.
Note, there is very little flex and it is relatively easy to snap (no predictable bend, just snaps). But if you want something that withstands high-ish temperatures, is stiff and easy to print, try it. Watch out the layer orientation if you are aiming at ultra-stiffness.
(my) Print settings: minimal retraction (0.5mm@40mm/s with e3d v6 w/ titan extruder) plus coasting/wiping, watch out the priming of the nozzle after retracts. If you see blobs, reduce priming distance ! (in s3d: extra retract distance= -0,4).
Bed: PEI @ 60C (or less) is enough, 210C for 60mm/s (more to increase layer bonding, less to decrease stringing a little more). Fan enabled (printing with blower-type at 60%).
Prints fine with 0.4mm nozzle, I had no issues.
You can use very little infil because this filament is very stiff, even two perimeters behave like 5-6 on PLA. 1st layer above infil is also excellent, similar to PLA, you don't need a lot of top layers.Was this rating helpful? (30) (0)
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Rated with 4 out of 5 stars.
It's great actually
The only downside I have is that even at 80C you can bend parts with ease. So working temp of 80C is a myth . Otherwise - it's a great filament.