Advanced Filtration System - chamber temp issues?  

RE: Advanced Filtration System - chamber temp issues?

I have the AFS on my printers (2 core one). I print mostly PLA with some PETG. I've never had any issues with chamber temps, even during summertime. I think it works quite well and cuts the smell down to near zero. I'm happy with my purchase.

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Thanks. Chamber temps are more important for high temp filaments like polycarbonate or nylon (and others). But good to hear your PETG experience is positive.

Posted by: @darkmattermaker

I have the AFS on my printers (2 core one). I print mostly PLA with some PETG. I've never had any issues with chamber temps, even during summertime. I think it works quite well and cuts the smell down to near zero. I'm happy with my purchase.

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Posted by: @mchad65

I want to start printing some nylon filament, and don't have any ventilation option other than a exhaust fan in the head a few feet from where the printer sits. So I had my name on the backorder list at printed solid which came up as available today. I ordered it, but printed solid takes a couple of days to process so I can always cancel if there is a better solution.

I've read its effective enough at filtration, but introduces some chamber temp control issues. I never, ever print PLA, so that will not be an issue for me, but I do print a lot of PETG and PCTG. Will I have any trouble with that and the AFS kit? 

Are there any other just as, or more effective solutions I should be looking at? 

If you want to print nylon then make sure you have a decent filament dryer, one that can reach at least 80°.