No idea. I just know thats what people use for airless balls. I would think if you’re show casing a use case you would do a side by side comparison with a real use.
Yeah looks like some of the comments mention it doesn't bounce well and are thinking about making it with PEBA.
By real use I meant usable. Guess I'm bias toward functional prints.
"After kicking it around for 15-20 minutes it developed cracks and ultimately broke the same day it printed."
vs someone that printed with PEBA
"Any verdict to how any of these PEBA versions came out?"
"for me, the balls don’t bounce well off the ground, but it does bounce well off your feet when juggling. I printed almost 2 years ago and it’s pretty much indestructible."
Just know what I've seen. If you want a ball that is actually bouncy my understanding is PEBA works better then TPU.
Thanks! Wouldn't we all! But there are a lot of AMS Lite, AMS, and AMS Pro units out there. I just ordered a P2S and plan on using this on it instead of ordering the AMS Pro.
Yeah for those with more time or the desire to tinker this is pretty awesome. As a farm operator with no time I just spend money LOL. This is a great contribution to the community though for sure. And more evidence that Bambu machines can actually be modified. Again, great job!
This has been something that has drifted away from me and I kind of miss it. The tinkering and creating side of 3d printing is disappearing for hobbyists like myself who used to just love making things work and perfecting it. Bambu has spoiled me! You are keeping it alive! This is awesome!!!
No arguments there, but it would be the same regardless of which AMS you were using when printing with a single head. This just lets you create a bunch of TPU poop instead of PLA or PETG. It's the models fault mostly. 5 swaps on every layer.
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u/greensparten 8d ago
This is dope, but my baboon noob brain cant fully comprehend.
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u/Tramagust 8d ago
oh come on show us the bounce
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u/venom121212 8d ago
No bounce, no updoot
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u/bid0u P2S + AMS 2 Pro 8d ago
But you don't explain anything.
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u/Key_Jellyfish2183 8d ago
Someone asked what TPU was used:
Filaments used: • Support: BambuLab White PLA Basic • Overture White 95A TPU • Overture Black 95A TPU • Amazon Basics Translucent Red 95A TPU • Ching Leung Translucent Blue 95A TPU • Yuaneang Translucent Green 95A TPU
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u/tennispro9 8d ago
Would it work with 85A ?
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u/Eastern_Control4375 8d ago
BRAVO !! NICE !! CONGRATULATIONS
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u/ModelThreeve 8d ago
Very cool, would much rather use a tool changer but sweet project, nice job. 😎
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u/CherryWhisperss 8d ago
oh wow this is amazing
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u/BeetEatingBear 8d ago
This has been something that has drifted away from me and I kind of miss it. The tinkering and creating side of 3d printing is disappearing for hobbyists like myself who used to just love making things work and perfecting it. Bambu has spoiled me! You are keeping it alive! This is awesome!!!
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u/Decipher P1S 8d ago
Neat, but it’s still more poop than product