26 Reply by Stevos758

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Tried out my 1mm Nozzle last night. At least I think it lose to 1mm. haha!

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Seems to print alright so far.

I have been having some deformation issues with the T glase when cooling around curves.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Looks pretty good. Did you just drill out a .6?

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Yes. I did a .6 -> .8 and .6- 1.0.

I have a .6 on the way too.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Blue looks awesome.  Did you dye you t-glaze or did it come in that color?

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You can buy all the colors now.
http://www.taulman3d.com/

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Re: Taulman t-glase

I also just bought some T-Glase and it looks very nice, and extremely easy to print... I was wondering, has anybody compared it with transparent ABS yet?

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Question: what speed and temperature would you fine beings suggest for large-ish prints?
I've got a roll of natural T-Glase here for a project, but I've not been able to get above 10mm/s.. Which is slightly troubling.
I assume I should be increasing the temp as I increase the speed, but a little advice would save me a lot of stuffing around smile

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Did you seriously mean 10 mm/s?  I use T-Glase all the time easily using the same speeds as ABS.  Comfortably running around 80 even up to 120 mm/s.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Yeah, I did.
Weird, I must be doing something terribly wrong...
What temps are you using for those speeds?

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Give me 10 minutes to get to my PC to verify but E3d temps I thought around 245.
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Re: Taulman t-glase

Haah yep!
Okie dokie, I was trying around 220-230, I'll give it a boost and see how I go.
Handily it'll waste some time until the hacked together bondo-made Glase roll holder I've made sets ready for filling the flats.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

My bad 212 is what I have that profile set to run at.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

That stuff isn't real fond of moisture either.  What kind of problems are you having?  Is this with the Bulldog?

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Bondo is fun just double the hardener it'll cure real fast.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Huh, I just ran a 6min single .5mm walled box at 50mm/s at 240 degrees.
It came out pretty well, surprisingly.

I was having some problems last night where the filament would just moosh out of the Bulldogs side under the bearing.
So I figured I'd have to kill the speed, evidently not however.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

I'm on my phone so searching is hard but we did some trials with pics.  Myself, Ldymox and someone else.  Got much better results the faster we went.  Ask her she'll remember.

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Thanks comrade big_smile
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You are most welcome and good luck!
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Re: Taulman t-glase

Yesterday I dusted off my spool of t-glase and went into calibration mode for an upcoming project that will be printed in PET.

I am running a .6mm nozzle @ 220C with very impressive results. Had to tweak my destring settings slightly to account for the bigger nozzle. Watertight single walls no problem with no warping.  I forgot how good this stuff was.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

http://i.imgur.com/vPgvuMl.jpg

Sorry for the shaky iphone pic.
.2mm at 220E/60B with a .6mm nozzle.
Worked great with my existing PLA settings without a fan at stock speeds. Cool stuff.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

try increasing your layer height.

with the .6 nozzle I was doing .4mm no prob.  It will help with giving it the "glass" look.

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Re: Taulman t-glase

Thank you for the tip!
I think the light in the room coupled with a lees than perfect iphone image makes it look far worse than what it looks like in person.

Once I get my Rumba up and running I will take another stab it it shortly after running ABS tests.

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AZERATE wrote:

Thank you for the tip!
I think the light in the room coupled with a lees than perfect iphone image makes it look far worse than what it looks like in person.

Once I get my Rumba up and running I will take another stab it it shortly after running ABS tests.

Yep, get that Rumba working!

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49 Reply by Proteus (edited by Proteus 2014-08-30 20:19:29)

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Re: Taulman t-glase

I finally got my TGlase working. Kind of.

First of all, it sticks best to glass. Once I swapped back to glass from buildtak I had no sticking issues.

The best word for it seems to be "stringy". It is more difficult to get good accurate prints than ABS or PLA. However it is definitely stronger and stiffer than ABS.

I printed a small bottle and amazingly the screw on cap worked. However the design was flawed. The walls were too thin and the bottle split in multiple places. I WOULD reinforce it with my CAD software BUT NO, that guy just had to hop on the Thingiverse bandwagon and ONLY POST STLS, SO I CAN DO NOTHING!
(Sorry. I really hate only getting STLs.)

It is good for making anything that comes in contact with food since it is FDA Approved.

EDIT: 225C is a good temp.

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50 Reply by Serin (edited by Serin 2014-09-03 08:17:35)

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Why not just throw the .stl into something like Blender and use a solidify modifier? It's literally 6 clicks after opening.

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