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ColorFabb ColorFabb Woodfill Fine Filament - 1.75mm (0.6kg)
If you're a fan of the smell of fresh cut lumber, but fear the sound of saws and drills, then ColorFabb Woodfill filament is perfect for you! 70% PLA and 30% recycled wood fibers, this specialty filament has a finish that rivals finely carved and sanded natural wood pieces.
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ColorFabb Woodfill Fine filament is the perfect way to spice up your 3D printing by using real recycled wood! This filament is made using 70% PLA and 30% real wood fibers. The best part is that this filament comes as a 0.6 kg filament spool which is the largest spool of real wood filament available today!
Advised 3d printing temperature:
195-220C*
Advised 3d print speed:
40 - 100 mm/s
Advised Heated bed (if you have one, not strictly necessary)
50-60C
Pro Tip - if you want your prints stronger than ever, increase your flow rate by about 5-10%. This allows Woodfill to move through the hot zone at a steady pace.
Material:
colorFabb woodFill - PLA/PHA + fine pinewood fibres
Diameter Tolerance:
± 0.05 mm
Glass Transition Temperature
55C
Questions
Can you stain the wood?
I forgot to ask......What about layer height? A lot of wood filaments require 0.2 mm layer height. Can I go lower?
What size nozzle is best for this filament? I have 0.4mm, 0.6mm, and 0.8mm nozzles available.
Where is the wood sourced from?
Do i need a strengthened nozzle for this?
Will I need a hardened steel nozzle to print this?
Does this change color with temperature?
Is this filament compatible with the MakerBot: Replicator 2?
Can this be used with the micro 3d (m3d) printer?
what is the density of this material?
Can the wood fibers fall off and go into your skin when you touch it like XT-CF20? I do not see it anywhere in the data sheet of both filaments, im scared of filled filaments going into my skin when I touch it.
@Hunterxu26 Often times it depends on the geometry of the part, but in general the wood should feel fairly smooth once printed.