YALFE - YET ANOTHER LYMAN'S FILAMENT EXTRUDER
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My aluminum extruder derivative is finally working perfectly! After following Mr. Lyman's filament extruder V2 and incorporating Bottleworks' ideas, I was able to successfully extrude ABS filament for 3D printing. Test prints (check photos) demonstrate the potential of home-extruded ABS. In the 'Instructions' section, I explain how I tackled various issues, including placing an old monitor cooling fan to cool the hopper and moving the temperature sensor near the nozzle for better control. Additionally, I provide general tips for extruding, such as adjusting temperatures based on plastic viscosity and drying ABS at 80°C for 1-2 hours to remove moisture. Overall, this project showcases the feasibility of creating one's own filament for 3D printing at home with careful planning and attention to detail.
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