Printing from HDPE lids from plastic containers. HDPE + ABS, what happens? Experiment with HDPE.

From my first videos, he asks me to print with lids fromcontainers. It is HDPE low pressure polyethylene. I have already tried to print with this material. Did not work out
Especially for you I will try again
The covers have gaskets inside, we need to get rid of them. Katerina gladly agreed to throw 2-3 hours for this entertaining event.
Finally, they will find their peace, transforming into another object.
I fall asleep, grind, enjoy the crushed material.)
When crushed, this material generates heat up to almost 50 degrees.
I will leave the large pieces for the next experiments. For press machines.
In past videos, you've probably seen that everything ended in failure ..
I did not use the broaching table either. The filament is stretched stably anyway. The thread turned out to be very strong, but without much hardness. it
I'm already worried.
The diameter is slightly less than the standard, but it doesn't matter. Any diameter can be put in the slicer
Printing with such materials is simply difficult.
I will try a PLA substrate. I will try to reduce the speed to a minimum and set the airflow. The bottom was printed very badly, but
up..
In general, nothing good with
it didn't work out. Although, I got the result so that in the future I already know about the problem.
I'll try to mix it with ABS. Will anything come of it at all? The filament is very beautiful, with a gray tint.
I suggest looking at all the subtleties in my video.
God save you! Be healthy! See you!