ABS

This was my first attempt at printing with ABS with this filament. I required a new bracket for the back of my wheelchair seat and after designing it on tinkercad, I used the generic ABS setting on my Prusa Mk3S and printed with my enclosure doors closed to keep the heat in as it printed. It printed well, as did a further 3 spare clips. I have replaced my old broken chair back clip and has been in place in everyday use for two months now. The smell while printing is not as bad as I was lead to believe, but I would recommend to keep your works space well ventilated

I haven't yet tried to make ABS juice with this - that would be the real test of quality. I'll mix a few clips of this with acetone and see if any impurities come out. The quality of the print is great. The filament seems a little light/pale coloured when you see it on the spool, but the finished product is quite rich in colour. I think there's a bit of transparency to this so thinner objects may appear lighter or pale. Very happy with this filament, it's value for money.

I bought this filament to trial it for my Prusa i3 Mk2 given that I've almost run out of the Prusa supplied filament. I based my choice entirely on the fact that I used to have Verbatim 3.5in floppy disks in the 1990s. This filament has proven to be good quality and gives a consistent print with good bed adhesion and a vibrant colour when finished. I reckon it's actually better to print with than the factory supplied Prusa filament.

I have been 3D printing for along time and always had problems with black ABS. I suspect a lot of other brands contain recycled material or ABS with a poor spec and black filament is where it all this off spec ends up. However, this Verbatim ABS filament was a revelation. It is the best black I have ever tried. I printed at 235 deg C and the prints came out perfect. Also very little smell.

After found the right glue to stick on the bed it's quality and printability is fantastic Even with an old, open, crap machine I could print good quality.

Great Price so thought i would try ABS instead of PLA, its not great but seeminbgly ABS in general. Given the price i will say this is worth it if you want to print in ABS but i dont know why any hobbyists would.

Order to replace my old ABS filament since it cannot print properly. The overflow is significant. This filament totally fulfills my requirement for printing. Easy setting and printing, since I printed it in an enclosed chamber printer (I modified by myself). It normally to smell the fume when open the chamber, but I can hard to smell from this filament, which is impressive. However, like all the ABS filaments, the wrapping happens, get a spray or anyother adhesive.

I bought a roll of the black to see what it was like - I had my reservations as it's (at time of review) only £6.44 a KG Tested it on my Zortrax M200 farm and it works better than the Z-ABS when set to 250C on the extruder. went to order as much as i could after testing..... was sad that it's limited to 4 rolls a customer. so i used my other amazon personal account to order 4 more - then asked my partner to use her account to order 4, etc etc, you see where i'm going hahaha. Brilliant, even if it was regular price, i'd be happy

Como usuario primerizo de impresoras 3D, confie en la marca por otros productos suyos ya verificados y no me ha defraudado. Mantiene el diametro, no viene con espiras enrredadas y no sufrio (pese a mis experimentos) ningun atasco, se comporta como se espera de un ABS. Los restos y unos cuantos errores (diseños de novato) han sido reciclados para hacer de cola como base de sujeccion (en lugar de la cinta de carrocero).

scrivo solo ora dopo che ho provato ABS di varie marche. In effetti il Verbatim lo reputo trà i migliori provati. le dimensioni del filo sono costanti per tutta la lunghezza, ha una buona aderenza al piatto e poca deformazione ( se stampato in box è perfetto).

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Seit einiger Zeit war ich bereits auf der suche nach einem anständigen ABS Filament. Von den Filamenten von Verbatim wurde ich bisher nicht enttäuscht. Die Haftung auf der Oberfläche, wie von manchem in den Rezessionen angemerkt, ist ABS-typisch aufgrund des "warpings" nicht einfach zu handeln. Bei mir hat Klebestift und Scotch Blue tape geholfen. Auch die gängigen Printoberflächen, zb. Buildtak, waren einigermaßen gut geeignet. Da sollte man aber eindeutig den Düsenabstand zum Druckbett kalibrieren, da man ansonsten gleich ein Stück der Oberfläche mitabreißt. Um den Leuten zu Helfen die Probleme mit dem Filament hatten, hier noch ein paar Einstellungen mit denen ich ein sehr gutes Ergebnis an meinen Geräten erreichen konnte (Selbstbau, AnetA8-Verschnitt, MegaI3 mit original E3D Hotend...) : Druckbett-Temp: 100-110°C Hotend-Temp: 255-260°C Adhesive: Buildtak, Gluestick auf Alu, Scotch Blue Tape mit Gluestick und das absolut wichtigste wenn es um ABS geht: kontrollierte Umgebungstemperatur von 35°C aufwärts! (typischer Sommer-Winter-Effekt) Gerade der letzte Punkt ist bei ABS äußerst wichtig. Druckt mit einer hohen Umgebungstemperatur um die Relaxationszeit des Plastiks und den Glasübergang bei 105°C so sanft wie möglich zu gestalten. Lasst die Temperatur auch nicht zu weit steigen, da ihr ansonsten Details verliert. Hier nochmal kurz meine Wertungen: + gleichmäßiger Filamentdurchmesser + kein "blubbern" beim Drucken (kommt von schlechter Lagerung oder Herstellung, Sonneneinstrahlung, Wassereinlagerungen) + bei Verbatim Filamenten: der Spulenkorpus kann wiederverwendet werden (DAS Filament hat Nachfüllpacks die da evtl. reinpassen, habe das nocht nicht probiert) + sehr gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis - starker Geruch (ABS typisch) - uU. schwer zu handhaben (ABS typisch), -> Ausweichmaterialien PETG oder ASA - keine Nachfüllpacks

Most green filaments have a bit of a sickly hue to them, but I like this shade a lot. Printed great at 240 °C and acetone smooths very nicely.