Home depot to Sell 3D printers (Page 2 of 2)

Yet.

actually you could do something like that sell it in sealed cases and have it set to absorb water from the airand turn into mush after like a 30 day time period

I don't know about what problems you are talking about. I have watched the whole video but did not found any issue. Can you be descriptive?

Really? I had way better luck printing with PLA than I did with ABS just starting out.

PLA runs at cooler temps, and doesn't necessarily need a heated bed, although it does help (cooler here, too), nor does it need a full enclosure. I rarely had issues with PLA warping, although it did happen occasionally with larger items. the biggest problem with PLA is bridging... it doesn't like to bridge without sag unless you have a filament fan, and/or supports.

ABS on the other hand pretty much requires a heated bed and some sort of additive to get it to stay stuck down (hairspray, gluestick, slurry, or what have you), a full enclosure, and higher temps from both the hotend and the bed. warping and/or cracking is a common problem, too... and it takes a lot more tweaking of things to get good results from ABS for a beginner...

just my 2.5 cents worth...

all of that said, I am much more comfortable with the ABS now, and haven't printed anything in PLA for about a month now... nothing at all since upgrading to the E3D... one of these days I am going to need to try it through the E3D, just because I have 6 rolls of the stuff in the storage bin...

or maybe we will save it for the Folger Tech 2020 Prusa i3.... LOL

you dont have to do that Baron, unless you really want to.. LOL...

I was simply saying I found it a LOT easier to work with, as a newbie, than I did the ABS.

the quality of the filament has a bit to do with it as well - we did a lot of researching to find good quality suppliers at reasonable prices.
for PLA, we usually buy from Monoprice
for ABS it is Octave

I haven't run into any major issues with either brand/product. Have only had one clog, on the stock hotend, and that was kind of my own fault for leaving it hot and idle for too long (got distracted by something) and I did a lot of swapping back and forth between the two types for a while.