DePartedPrinter wrote:

jooshs wrote:

Has anyone tried using the Dimension ABS and or support material?  I know that the extruder on the uPrint and uPrint SE plus are running at 300 C, but I've had very successful prints on my Doodle with the ABS at 200 C.  I would like to try the soluble support, but don't want to create a clog if others have tried already.  I know the Fortus uses a PCABS and PC, so these don't extrude very well at the low temps on our hotend.

Dimension ABS should work fine in the SD @ 190C to 195C.  I don't know about the support material.  I cant imagine why you would want to use dimension ABS though...the prices are insane for a roll of filament.

I was wondering more about the support material. I've tried the abs and it works fine, but as you said it is very expensive although we frequently just toss the last 5-10% of our spools since they wont finish the next print. However the support material might be worthwhile if it extrudes fine in a dual Bowden setup.

I'm sure if you knew what temp it printed at it would work fine. Are you just going to use it to make prints?  When I worked with a dimension we had one with the breakaway support material and that stuff was fragile as ever, don't think I would want to make a print out of it.  I think you would be set if you had the dual Bowden setup.

jooshs wrote:

Has anyone tried using the Dimension ABS and or support material?  I know that the extruder on the uPrint and uPrint SE plus are running at 300 C, but I've had very successful prints on my Doodle with the ABS at 200 C.  I would like to try the soluble support, but don't want to create a clog if others have tried already.  I know the Fortus uses a PCABS and PC, so these don't extrude very well at the low temps on our hotend.

Dimension ABS should work fine in the SD @ 190C to 195C.  I don't know about the support material.  I cant imagine why you would want to use dimension ABS though...the prices are insane for a roll of filament.

I was wondering more about the support material. I've tried the abs and it works fine, but as you said it is very expensive although we frequently just toss the last 5-10% of our spools since they wont finish the next print. However the support material might be worthwhile if it extrudes fine in a dual Bowden setup.

Has anyone tried using the Dimension ABS and or support material?  I know that the extruder on the uPrint and uPrint SE plus are running at 300 C, but I've had very successful prints on my Doodle with the ABS at 200 C.  I would like to try the soluble support, but don't want to create a clog if others have tried already.  I know the Fortus uses a PCABS and PC, so these don't extrude very well at the low temps on our hotend.

Dimension ABS should work fine in the SD @ 190C to 195C.  I don't know about the support material.  I cant imagine why you would want to use dimension ABS though...the prices are insane for a roll of filament.