EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
EasyWood Range 1.75mm
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EasyWood Range 1.75mm

Form FuturaSKU: FF-WOOD-OLV-175
Colour: Olive
Size: 1.75 mm
Price:
$64.95

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Description

FormFutura Wood

EasyWood™ is a revolutionary 3D printer filament, it looks, feels and smells like real wood! EasyWood™ filaments contain a unique mixture of at least 40% grinded wood particles in combination with the modified and proven easy-to-print binding polymers used for filaments. This extraordinary blend has resulted in several high-end and unsurpassed “easy to print”
wood filaments.

Unique features

  • Extremely high wood-filling of 40%
  • Real wood feel, look and smell
  • Very easy to print
  • Warp-free printing and no deformation after cooling
  • Great thermal stability and filament flowing behaviour
  • Perfect first- and inter-layer adhesion
  • Can be printed at high printing speeds
  • Biodegradable

Create wood-nerve structures by post processing the printed object with a piece of fine grit sandpaper by varying with the print/extrusion temperature

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Spool Weight

500 gms

Choose from Cedar, Olive, Willow, Pine, Birch and Cork.

 

Customer Reviews

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Barney
My testing

I attempted a range of different temperatures and configs using a 0.4mm nozzle on ender 3 v2, however I clogged multiple nozzles and didn't get a successful print using the 0.4mm nozzle.

Once I upgraded to a 0.6mm brass nozzle, I no longer suffered clogging, however I did notice that the filament had an audible crackling sound whilst printing after the filament had been stored in open air for a few days, which is an indicator that it had absorbed some moisture.

Finally, after dehydrating the filament and using a 0.6mm nozzle, I did get some nice prints with this filament. I found it prints well at 195c (even though the book says 210-240). I hope this helps others using this filament.

Many thanks Barnaby - very helpful. We find 0.5mm nozzle works well.

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