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- About as hard as the sole of a running shoe
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- Good for things like bumpers or hinges
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- Still fairly easy to print
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### TPU ()
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### TPU (~80A)
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- Very soft
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- Prints at very low speed, can wrap itself around the drive gears
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# TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer)
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| Pros | Cons |
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| ------------------------ | ---------------------------------- |
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| - Flexible<br>- Stretchy | - **Very** difficult to print with |
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# SEBS (Styrene Ethylene Butterine Styrene)
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TPE enhanced with the same chemicals used to make ABS.
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| Pros | Cons |
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| ---------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| - Prints much better than TPE<br>- Very flexible and tough | - Very hygroscopic<br>- Styrene fumes released during printing<br>- Softens at a very low temp<br>- Still requires some level of tuning |
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