Though not intended for Printing. It is quite expensive compared to typical filament, it looks to have some phenomenal properties.
Reusable for one.
First would to be to extrude it into filament.
I just ordered some for other reasons, but as soon as I get/build an extruder I will try it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zYkiEOrnKs
Interesting material
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Re: Interesting material
thixotropic materials are very cool 
It would be an intriguing experiment to see if it will print. Keep us up to date if you try it. I have a filament extruder, maybe I'll give it a go?
It would be an intriguing experiment to see if it will print. Keep us up to date if you try it. I have a filament extruder, maybe I'll give it a go?-"Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool."
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Re: Interesting material
yea, I dig that you can fuse it to itself... means you can get even more complicated results without printing illegal overhangs/supports.
Machinable to boot. But yea, it would be a total experiment!
If you beat me to it (it will be a bit before I get an extruder) Do post!
Cheers!
Machinable to boot. But yea, it would be a total experiment!
If you beat me to it (it will be a bit before I get an extruder) Do post!
Cheers!
I am a fool entrapped within my own wisdom.