D3D Sigma ASA Filament 1.75mm 1kg Spool - Various Colors

Easy print first time printing Asa other then higher Temps it printed awesome.

If you have issues with ABS printing, but you need ABS capabilities for your print -- go with this ASA filament. Basically ASA is an ABS without issues with UF. 0 issues at all, you don't even need an eclosure if you have coreXY printer. Just make sure there are no drafts/draughts in your printer location. Preheat your bed to 90C, let it stay for 10 mins to ensure it's evenly heaterd, set your hotend to 245C, turn off your part cooling fan( you can keep up to 10% depending on your model) and you are good to go. Don't forget to put a glue( at least hair spray) to your bed -- otherwise your prints can damage its surface when it's cooled down. If you have something like naked Prusa/Ender-3/etc -- you can still print ASA and get strong details without issues if you put cardboard BOX or large garbage bag on your printer after the start of your print. But please ensure you are not printing faster than 25-30mm/s with 500-800 mm/ss^2 acceleration in such case, because your bed will be causing too powerful drafts otherwise. P.S. If you need to print large prints with this filament -- Volcano with 0.8 nozzle is the way to go. Set layer hight to 0.3mm, line width to 0.8 -- and the models come out kinda molded

Needed to print some gypsy moth pheromone traps. UV tolerance was essential. This material was fantastic to work with. I had zero difficulties with reasonably large models. I will definitely buy this again.

No warping on small parts (5" or less). Used to use ApolloX... not anymore.