6 English reviews written for colorFabb XT-CF20
21 customer reviews in all languages
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| 4 stars | | 7 | (17%) |
| 3 stars | | 4 | (10%) |
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Cahuette
January 09 2022
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Rated with 4 out of 5 stars.
good filament, easy to print.
used on a I3 Knock off @155°C without any issues.Was this rating helpful? (0) (0)
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Michael
May 16 2021
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Rated with 5 out of 5 stars.
Very happy with this filament.
It leaves a great matt finish and a smooth feel.Was this rating helpful? (0) (0)
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Kevan
January 23 2021
"Verified Purchase" indicates that the rating was given by customers who actually bought this product from us. However, anyone who has a customer account with us can give a rating. Qidi X-Plus with colorFabb XT-CF20
Rated with 5 out of 5 stars.
I first tried this with the hi temp extruder that came as an additional extra with my Qidi printer but the prints always failed after about half way with clogging. I put this filament back in storage and started using PETG.
After half a roll of PETG (that prints great but the finish isn't great and stringing is present) I got to thinking about the XT-CF20 again with the standard extruder on my machine. With very similar setting to PETG this was printing great so ordered a hard coated nozzle meanwhile.
This filament is now my go-to for my slot car parts, very light, very stiff, great finish and post processes very well as it can be sanded or filed. I tap all the threaded holes, these are M2.
As far as printer settings are concerned, 250C/60C, 35mm/s, 25% cooling, PVA smeared on the flexible print surface (which dries as the bed heats). I was using the textured side of the print surface but it got damaged trying to remove a PETG print so I removed the whole lot and have a smooth double sided flexible metal plate. So far I have a 100% bed adhesion success with this.
I often look for alternatives but why change when this is so good.Was this rating helpful? (4) (0)
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Doug
November 29 2020
"Verified Purchase" indicates that the rating was given by customers who actually bought this product from us. However, anyone who has a customer account with us can give a rating. Takes Some Practice
Rated with 4 out of 5 stars.
Good filament but it takes some time to dial in the setting to get the most from it. Throw out the guidelines by colorFabb- I don't know what they were thinking. Slow the print down to 20mm/s. Great write up at Hackaday . com for more info.
Very abrasive, very tough and has a great stealthy appearance.
Wouldn't advise using this for stiff small parts as the filament simply fractures.Was this rating helpful? (1) (0)
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Glenn
July 21 2019
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Rated with 5 out of 5 stars.
Excellent filament. Not the quickest or cheapest. But wow is this stuff tough. super rigid and strong. if you can break it it snaps. But it takes huge amounts of pressure to to that. I strongly suggest not taping holes afterwards (only experience of break sections). 3D print with threads built in.
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Rated with 3 out of 5 stars.
It is not more stable than PETG in hot environment, is brittle in details.
I was hoping that was stronger and thermaly stable, like for something to be in a car a stand the temperature when there is sun.
Better concentric first layers and grid infill for strength or else the slightest bending breaks!
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