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The CraftBot makes some REALLY impressive models with plain vanilla PLA. The threads fit very precisely indeed!

One of our younger 3D printer users has accomplished the printing of a complete working violin, and it sounds REALLY good! Some trial, some error, and lots of learning involved, but it was all worthwhile! Congratulations Dane!http://www.tctimes.com/living/year-old-builds-working-violin-from--d-printer/article_f60aaa92-97b0-11e6-af9a-63bf2d828b0d.html

What are they printing now? It's in Z-HIPS - an amazing premium material with a velvety finish.http://profound3d.com/collections/zortax-filament/products/zortrax-1-75mm-z-hips-3d-printer-filament-800g-spool

The CraftBot continues to impress. Its versatile slicer, high build quality, generous print capacity, and wide range of materials compatibility combined with VERY attractive pricing make for a winning combination that's tough to beat in this price range.http://profound3d.com/collections/craftbot

We've been experimenting with NinjaFlex on the Raise3D N2+. It's a challenging material, but we've had good results slowing EVERYTHING down [flow rate, movement, infill rate]. We'll try a couple more tweaks to cut down on the threading [retraction adjustments?]. Mostly we like having a squishy hedgehog.