Filaflex

[Ros]

Hi,

Anyone has experience using Filaflex with the CubeX.
I heard in some place, I can't remember now, that this combination of printer and material doesn't work well.
Is that true?

Thanks

[Hugues]

Hi !

Soft filament as filaflex or ninja flex don't work in the cubex due to the fix extruder.

[Ros]

Fix extruder? What do you mean?

[Hugues]

Hi,

The extruder pulley is fix without spring to tight the filament.
Giovanni tested it without success.

[Giovanni V.]

Hi,

Anyone has experience using Filaflex with the CubeX.
I heard in some place, I can't remember now, that this combination of printer and material doesn't work well.
Is that true?

Thanks

Filaflex is too soft for the Cubex, but I've found a flex filament with a hardness of 65 Shore D and it prints beautifully on the Cubex.
It's harder than Filaflex and Ninjaflex but still flexible.
The parts are strong, no problems of stringing but problems of bed adhesion, I didn't test too much but at the moment the best results are with bed temperature 35° and print on blue tape without glue or air spray, the blue tape must be changed after each print.

[inventabuild]

Hi Giovanni, what's the name of the filament that works good?

[Giovanni V.]

Hi Giovanni, what's the name of the filament that works good?

Hi,
this is the filament I've used :

http://www.3d-printerstore.ch/3D-Filame ... ::537.html


I think this could be the same or very similar :

https://www.plastic2print.com/1-75mm-fi ... s/fpe.html

I would like to try the Ninjafelx Semifelx, is a little softer ( Shore D 50 ) than the one I've used, but it could be hard enough to pass into the Cubex's extruder.