FDM Polymers - A Technical Reference
I've assembled (with two LLM's) all of my hand written notes (i.e. typed), TDS sheets and other sources with an outline into a single document (128 pages). I've been very careful proofreading all of it by hand to ensure accuracy and no slop. What this document is not: it is not a tutorial for FFF/FDM beginners, not a comprehensive print-failure troubleshooting guide, not a recommendation engine for specific projects, and not a substitute for per-spool calibration on the actual machine. It's a technical guide on filaments.
Please have a read and let me know if any corrections are needed. Besides some very minor formatting issues I think it is pretty solid at this point.
RE: FDM Polymers - A Technical Reference
This is really excellent and I was happy to see you covered the Igus materials near the end. I'm a big fan of those. As a Core One owner, it also points out what filaments to avoid like the plague. Things like PEEK and Ultem probably shouldn't be printed at home at all. As for corrections, that will take some serious reading- it's a great job.