In 3D printing, the choice of feedstock can dramatically influence print quality and durability… I’m currently experimenting with a nylon composite that boasts excellent mechanical properties, but it requires careful temperature management during the printing process. Have any of you faced challenges with specific materials that impacted your model precision?
I’ve had similar issues with nylon’s temperature sensitivity. Have you tried using an enclosure? It can help with heat retention.
I’ve had good luck with nylon when I use a nozzle temp slightly higher than recommended; just be careful not to overdo it. It can really help with layer adhesion, especially in those tricky first few layers. Have you thought about experimenting with your layer height and print speed to see how that affects precision?