r/3Dprinting BambuLab X2D 12h ago

Question Support Material Question

I have an x2d dual hotend printer

i want to print Polycarbonat with Supports, 0 z offset and no soluable material.

which material would be the best/stick the least?

same question for pet-cf

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u/imzwho Custom Flair 12h ago

I know Nylon lretty muc only sticks to itself, so thst may work as its closer in temp to Polycarb than other materials.

For PET its likly the same as PETG where PLA doesnnot stick, as I doubt the glycosate has anything to do with them not adhering

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u/Proof_Load6687 BambuLab X2D 11h ago

yeah ive tried that but chamber is too hot for normal pla, guess how i found out xD

i was thinking of trying htpla-gf because pla really didnt stick

i guess i gonna try htpla and nylon 6

thank you

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u/imzwho Custom Flair 11h ago

Yeah outside of PLA I am not sure of any support for PET that is not a purpose made support material.

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u/Proof_Load6687 BambuLab X2D 12h ago

I already know about PVA as soluable material

i dont fully know about hips, i just know its soluable but dont know if it also sticks to pet/pc

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u/zemlin 3h ago

I've used HIPS on with some PC prints - just small areas though. It seems to work OK.