Material Comparison PLA Strongman, ABS Plus, PLA
Mechanical Characteristic PLA Strongman, ABS Plus, PLA
PLA Filament TDS
PLA Filament MSDS
PETG Filament TDS
PETG Filament MSDS
PETG Test report (Testing of materials and articles intended to come into contact with food)
PLA Strongman TDS
PLA Strongman MSDS
SILK Filament TDS
SILK Filament MSDS
ABS Plus Filament TDS
ABS Plus Filament SDS
ASA Filament TDS
ASA Filament SDS
FLEXIBLE Filament 98A TDS
FLEXIBLE Filament 98A MSDS
FLEXIBLE Filament 85A TDS
FLEXIBLE Filament 85A MSDS
PET Carbon Fiber Filament TDS
PET Carbon Fiber Filament SDS
PAHT Carbon Fiber Filament TDS
PAHT Carbon Fiber Filament SDS
Nylon PA6 TDS
WOOD_Pine_TDS
WOOD_Pine_MSDS
WOOD_Bamboo_TDS
WOOD_Bamboo_MSDS
WOOD_Cork_TDS
WOOD_Cork_MSDS
WOOD_Cork_Glitter_TDS
WOOD_Cork_Glitter_MSDS

Software Cura 4.10 DOWNLOAD HERE - DOWNLOAD FOR FREE

Profile for Azurefilm PETG Filament Standard quality layer height - 0.16mm

Every 3D print begins as a 3D model generated in a modeling program. There are many easy-to-use modeling software options available, many of which are free.
These tools are all about creating models for 3D printing. There are some beginner-friendly ones: 

• Tinkercad: With a library of literally millions of files, users can find shapes that suit them best and manipulate them as they wish. It serves as a great way to learn about 3D modeling.
• SketchUp: Is another good modeling softwar, because it maintains that balance between usability and functionality, making it ideal for most skill levels.
• Blender: This open-source software that has a steep learning curve and is ideal for users who feel ready to transition to designing complex 3D models.

There is even easier way to get your 3D models. You can simply download already made models and put them slicer software. 
Here you have some sites and 3D archives with free 3D models:

• Thingiverse: Thingiverse is a community and a design sharing platform, where you can discover and share 3D printable designs.
• Turbosquid: This is the premiere place to find 3D models. They have a huge paid section, but if you simply type “free” into the search, it will come up with hundreds of awesome free models.
• Free3d: Place where you can share your free 3d assets and download instantly any you like.

When you have your model (done in a modeling program or download from 3D archives sites), you need to put it in your slicer software.
Slicers are the easiest way to go from a 3D model to a printed part. They take a CAD model, slice it into layers and turn the model into G-code.
The slicer software also includes 3D printer settings like temperature, layer height, print speed, etc. to the G-code.
When the model is turned into G-code, you can put it on your Micro SD (8GB works the best). Also be careful to name it with only up to 7 letters.
The 3D printer can read this G-code and make the model layer by layer following the instructions set in the G-code.

Best beginners slicer softeares are:

• Ultimaker Cura: Can be used with almost any 3D printer because it is an open-source slicer. The program is ideal for beginners because it is intuitive and fast. Most of all, it’s easy to use.
• Simplify3D: Not only does Simplify3D slice your CAD into layers, it also corrects any problems with your models and allows you to preview the end result, helping to further identify any other issues.
• Slic3r: This open-source software includes real-time incremental slicing, 3D preview, and more. It is one of the most widely used 3D printing software tools.  

When you purchase a 3D printer, detailed assembly instructions are included. Despite the instructions provided, there are also plenty of videos available on the Internet to help you with visual assistance.
We have prepared a list of videos for each 3D printer separately:

• Ender 3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbGT400Qe-w&start=2s 
• Ender 3 pro - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbGT400Qe-w&start=2s 
• Ender 5 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjmwRz4q9_4
• CR-10 V2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b3UCT-Le9I 
• CR-10 Max - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPNnWLVwxZU 
• CR-10 S PRO - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szNQIZpY14Y 
• CR-10 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5zhJUef1ow&start=9s
• CR-10 S - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5zhJUef1ow&start=9s  
• CR-10 S4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5zhJUef1ow&start=9s 
• CR-10 S5 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5zhJUef1ow&start=9s 
• CR-X - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5zhJUef1ow&start=9s  

If you still feel unclear about the instructions and video, you can contact us at: info@azurefilm.com 

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However, it’s worth checking back as the site is regularly updated.
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Yes, on some products we do offer a 1 year warranty from the date you placed your order.
This applies with printers, parts of printers and filaments .

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In the clip below, you can see how to print with PLA filament.
 

On the clip below, you can see how to print with a PETG filament.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBtrybzcFFg 

Yes, Ender 3 works great with our PETG filaments.
We print with an exstrudor temperature of 220°C and table: 80/90°C.
Before printing we spray the surface with DimaFix spray.

It it very important that we store the filaments in a room without moisture.
The filament is wound on the reel in a specific way, so it doesn’t knot.
To keep it that way is very important to always put the end of the filament in 2 holes on the reel.

You can store your filaments:

• In the box with the seal in the lid - It ensures that the box is airtight and reliably keeps moisture out. Also you can use a vacuum hand pump to remove the remaining air in the container.
• In the box that is hermetically sealed by the all-around rubber seal in the lid. 
• In ziplock and vacuum seal bags - two of the cheapest and easiest ways to store filament. A 6 or 8 liter bag can easily hold a spool.

You also need desiccant packs to keep the humidity in the containers to a minimum.
We recommend Silica Gel Packs. They reliably absorb moisture from the air and can be quickly dried again in the microwave or in the oven to reuse them.
These packs are available in different sizes. For a single spool, about 50g should be sufficient, for larger containers, more should be added. 

The problem occurs when applying the first layer to the substrate, the table must be spaced exactly from the nozzle so that the product adheres nicely to the substrate and does not deviate or get too close to the substrate to prevent material from passing through the nozzle.

We recommend printing on glass and using DIMAFIX spray:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q7gCeGFSqw 

Pretty much 90% of all print errors are caused by an improper first layer. Therefore, it is really important to have it set perfectly.

• Make sure your Live Z adjust is set correctly. If you are not sure how a perfect first layer looks like, check out the photo below.
• Clean the print surface before every print, it takes just a few seconds. Use isopropyl alcohol. 

Please watch our youtube video for more information.

Possible causes are:

• The nozzle temperature is set incorrectly.
• The nozzle is too close to the base.
• The extruder is clogged.

This error triggers if the temperature drops more then 15°C for more than 45 seconds to prevent uncontrollable heating and potential fire hazard in case of a wrong temperature reading.

• If the printer is in a cold environment with a lot of airflows (next to open window), move it to a warmer room (20°C or more) or to a spot with less airflow.
•  Check the thermistor cable, connector and visually check the thermistor if it is still securely placed in the heater block.

Retraction is usually to blame for this problem.

• We recommend a 6mm retraction for the 0.4mm nozzle.
• 8mm retraction we suggest to use for 0.6mm, 0,7mm and 0.8mm nozzle.

Retraction speed is between 80-100mm/s.
For the threads we can also blame a damp filament that can be dried. You can put the filament in the oven.

According to our testing, the average “lifespan” of our printer is around 800 print hours.
When it needs to be serviced, most frequently, it’s the hotend that needs to be changed, and then it can continue printing for many hundreds of hours more.

Please check our video on this topic:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwVov4IBq_M

The nozzle has to be changed every 2 months if you print daily.
The nozzle worns out if it slides across the table or certain filaments enlarge the hole (eg glow white very quickly).
Other PLA and PETG, however, do not wear out the nozzles quickly.

Please check this video:

The CR10Max is much better and more accurate than the CR10S4.
The CR10Max has a BL tach sensor for automatic leveling. It also has improved table heating (the table is heated over the entire surface), filament cooling and extruder itself.
The printer is more stable and has better print quality.
The CR10Max has a new plate with faster drivers and is also quieter.

You can check the following pages:

• Thingiverse
• GrabCad
• Turbosquid

Creality Ender 3 Pro is an upgraded version of Ender-3.
It comes with the MeanWell power supply and new platform sticker, also redesigned the aluminum extrusion.
The Ender 3 Pro boasts the same outstanding performance as the Ender-3, but the upgraded components make Creality Ender 3 Pro more stable, durable and more comfortable to operate.
Ender 3 Pro is redesigned with a much more sturdy, 40x40 aluminum extrusion for the Y-axis base. This provides stability for the printing process, leading to better print quality. 
Magnetic sticker that is designed for Ender 3 Pro, it is entirely removable, flexible and can better adhere to the platform. 

If you have trouble printing with flexible filaments to hear the filament overgrow when printing, this means that the filament is damp and needs to be dried for good results.

The dimensions of 1000g spool are: 6,5 cm x 20,8 cm . Weight of this type of a spool is 162 g.

The dimensions of 2100g spool are: 10,8 cm x 20,8 cm . Weight of this type of a spool is 148 g.