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The decision to climb or conventional cut depends in large part on whether the machine can handle it with the material in question. Climb cutting is more efficient since the edge of the cutter is helping to pull the material into the cut and this generally works well with CNC machines. Having spent ...

Just a note on optimal temperature for heated build chambers. I have been using one of the high end machines at work for years and it keeps the build volume at 75 deg C for ABS. The build platforms are plastic so they quickly heat up to the temperature of the build chamber and fans move the air ...

Hi, I'm in San Diego and would be interested. Before you give it away though I'm wondering if the material just has too much moisture in it. Do you have any way to try drying it out?