Prints just as well as other slightly-premium brands I've tried and offers similar elongation strength.
I don't do a lot of reviews but the Gizmo Dorks Low Odor ABS really is a dream to print with in my experience. I am printer on an Ender 3 with no enclosure. I print with a hot end temp of 240 and a bed temp of 95 and have used Elmer's Purple glue stick or 3D Printer Adhesive Glue by Layerneer, Bed Weld Original, Strong Grip Reduces Warping for ABS, PLA, and PETG Filament on Heated Build Plates, 4 oz. available on Amazon also... prints hold to the bed and do not warp using either.... I am using the Teal color and have done about 14 or 15 prints so far and have only had one failure which was due to me not refreshing the glue stick on the bed before starting, as well as, a thermister failure half way through the print. For ABS on a printer with no enclosure, I would say that is a pretty good track record so far. Give this filament a try and you won't be disappointed.
Feature Product
- Uniquely formulated to be virtually smell free while 3D printing
- Low odor ABS prints are high in strength and durability while providing for maximum impact resistance.
- 200 gram net weight is the perfect sample size to try out filament
- Nozzle temperature range 225 - 250 C; filament diameter of 1.75 mm +/- .03 mm
- Spool dimensions are 195 mm x 63 mm with a 55 mm spindle diameter; the net weight of the filament is 1 kg which is 2.2 pounds
Description
Gizmo Dorks is now pleased to introduce low odor ABS that eliminates the nasty foul smell emitted during 3D printing. For all of the great mechanical characteristics of ABS, it is known to give off a pungent smell during extrusion. Low odor ABS now gives you all of the wonderful ABS attributes while eliminating the smelly fumes.
ABS plastic has always been a great thermoplastic to use in manufacturing and 3D printing for various reasons such as strength and durability. It's why so many commonly used products are made using ABS such as Legos. It has a high glass transition temperature to reduce deformation, but it is also low enough to be safely attainable with standard 3D printers. ABS is a hard strong plastic with increased flexibility when compared to PLA. It is also soluble in Acetone, and it can be easily sanded and machined. Being one of the most widely used filaments in 3D printing, ABS extrudes easily and smoothly with very little stringing or oozing. ABS does cool and shrink after extrusion, so it must be printed on a heated bed and preferably within an enclosed chamber.
- Extrusion Temperature: 225 - 250 C
- Heated Bed: 80 - 110 C
- Net weight: 1 kg
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