Engineering filaments with the Flashforge Creator 5 Pro ?

I am printing high-performance engineering filaments such as PA12-CF, PC-PBT-CF, ASA-CF and TPU on the Flashforge Creator 5 Pro 3D printer and I am also testing how well TPU and PETG bond together during multi-material printing.
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The Flashforge Creator 5 Pro offers the perfect conditions for printing challenging technical filaments like nylon or polycarbonate.
Its actively heated build chamber, high temperatures, and built-in filtration system—combined with a 4-way tool changer—make it extremely interesting for demanding materials.
In this video, I’ll extensively test if that actually works well in practice for an $849 printer.
I’m a professional CNC technician, and I’ve been using 3D printing since it first appeared on the market.
As always, I really look forward to your feedback, suggestions, and thoughts in the comments, on Discord, or at ownenergy.org.
You’ll find the links in the video description!
Thank you for watching!

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