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Water Jet CuttersKodak Kodak White Flex 98 - 2.85mm Flexible TPU Filament (0.75kg)
TPU is the perfect material for parts that require flexibility and elasticity, and is often used for caster wheels, hinges and footwear. Any time you need impact resistant, rubbery parts, TPU (a specific kind of TPE) is the material for you.
| List Price: | $50.00 |
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| Availability: | Pre-order Notify Me |
| Est. In Stock: May 6th | |
Kodak has long been experts at designing the material for creating beautiful two-dimensional images, and now they've brought their expertise into 3D. With sharp tones and a useful elasticity, this filament has the excellent quality you've come to expect. Make it a Kodak moment.
Questions
Any disappointed customers on the MAX? Love to hear from you
Does this have integrated air filtration?
The specifications list the nozzle type as "copper alloy" but the Creality site implies the K1 Max comes with a hardened steel nozzle. Can you confirm whether this is true or a typo?
whitch hotend do these ship with?
which hotend do these ship with?
Why are matterhackers K1 Max in pre-order when everyone else is already in stock and delivering?
Don't buy a K1 Max. My first one was off dimensionally by 3mm across the bed. Parts wouldn't snap together. The 2nd one they sent has a bent unlevel bed and Customer service has done nothing to fix this in the past 3 months. It's up to me to tear it apart and fix it. Buy a Bamboo labs or a QIDI instead
Hi there, I'm interested in the minimum nozzle temperature, how low of a temperature can the nozzle go without it being an issue. I would like to attempt to use it with palm wax filament which has a pour temperature of 185F or 85C, I don't expect it to go that low but i do expect that its somewhat close so i am not burning the filament. Thanks in advance.
Is there a .2mm or .25mm nozzle available for the K1 Max.