Seems kind of pricey! But if it alleviates some frustration, might be worth a try?
http://www.3ders.org/articles/20141023- ... rping.html
Airwolf 3D's Wolfbite heatbed adhesive solution
Airwolf 3D's Wolfbite heatbed adhesive solution
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Eaglezsoar
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Re: Airwolf 3D's Wolfbite heatbed adhesive solution
I probably works fine but at $20 for 2oz, plus shipping, it is too steep for my budget.
In terms that I can understand, I think that stuff per gallon would be $1280.
In terms that I can understand, I think that stuff per gallon would be $1280.
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Re: Airwolf 3D's Wolfbite heatbed adhesive solution
That really puts things into perspective.Eaglezsoar wrote:I probably works fine but at $20 for 2oz, plus shipping, it is too steep for my budget.
In terms that I can understand, I think that stuff per gallon would be $1280.
Thinking back on how many ABS slurry jars I go through, it would be quite the expense to add this into the mix.
If you print large footprints with ABS, finding the right blend of ABS to acetone can make all the difference.
Re: Airwolf 3D's Wolfbite heatbed adhesive solution
I can get a sheet of PEI from McMaster for $20 and tape for it for $11 including shipping off of Amazon. Basically a one time purchase. Works for a lot of filaments, ABS, PLA, I've heard PET and PC stick to it too. PVA and HIPS probably would as well. Go look at that PEI thread.