I have an update.
I upgraded my thermistor and firmware (TH3D) and tried a NylonG print again. I let it sit on the plate over night (like intj123 suggested ) and it produced a structurally strong print.
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RE: NylonG - Great looking prints but structurally weak
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RE: NylonG vs NylonX melting temperature
@michaelchien NylonG is more impact resistant. I would use that.
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RE: NylonG - Great looking prints but structurally weak
@thwclw I'll try increasing the temperature. My thermistor is stock - soI ordered Slice engineering PT1000 RTD for my nozzle. It is spec'd to 300 C . I'll let you know how it works out.
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RE: NylonG - Great looking prints but structurally weak
I'm using a a MK8 harden steel nozzle from micro swiss. It is holding up so far.
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RE: NylonG - Great looking prints but structurally weak
I may have to wait until winter to figure out if it is the humidity.
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NylonG - Great looking prints but structurally weak
Hello,
I am trying to tune in NylonG on an Ender 5 Plus w/ a microswiss hot end. I am getting great looking Bechy_3d's. They have minimal stringing and very visible details. However, they are structurally weak. The sides of the hull can be easily torn off, along with the cabin roof.
I am using a sunlu dryer at 55 deg C overnight and spooling the filament directly from the enclosure to the printer. There are no adhesion problems.
I am printing at255C, bed temp is 65 C.
Any sugeestions?