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filaments:pa [2025/01/28 15:38] – [PA - Polyamide] megacookiezfilaments:pa [2025/01/28 15:49] (current) – [Variants] megacookiez
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 ==== Advantages ==== ==== Advantages ====
-  * filament made out of hosiery!+  * Chemically resistant.
   * Abrasion resistant.   * Abrasion resistant.
   * Impact resistant.   * Impact resistant.
 +  * Stable at a wide range of temperatures.
 ==== Disadvantages ==== ==== Disadvantages ====
   * Tricky to print.   * Tricky to print.
   * Absorbs moisture quickly.   * Absorbs moisture quickly.
   * Creeps easily.   * Creeps easily.
-  * Needs post processing prior to use(water dunking).+  * Needs post processing prior to use(water immersion).
 ==== Variants ==== ==== Variants ====
  
-Does the guidance on [[filaments:additives|additives]] apply?+Standard guidance on [[filaments:additives|additives]] applies.
  
-==== Annealing ==== 
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-Delete if it doesn't need annealing? 
  
 ==== Baseline Printing Recommendations ==== ==== Baseline Printing Recommendations ====
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 ==== Other notes ==== ==== Other notes ====
  
-PA is really tricky.+PA requires extensive preparation of the build plate so it will not warp. Certain glues that are not PVA family based are recommended. 
 +Most PA filaments will contain an additive like glass fibers with a typical concentration of 30% or carbon fibers with an unknown percentage of concentration.
filaments/pa.1738078703.txt.gz · Last modified: 2025/01/28 15:38 by megacookiez