Sunlu also usually send a 10 dollar off their product on Amazon with their rolls.
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Thanks, must have been a bad roll then, because it started breaking right out of the vacuum bag.
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All my scrap filaments act like this that are out in the open air. Iâve gotten them to behave a bit better by putting them back in desiccant for a while but I just print slowly and load carefully when using them. Probably a bad seal or something.
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From the same place, so I imagine the filament is probably the same?
30kg of filament, 8 bucks a roll. I just ordered from the link Justin posted but for anyone looking for 30 kg lol:
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Hello fellow europeans
I just order a VX1 on Banggood 35 euros shipping included
Maybe it will be interesting for some of you who donât want your stuff to cross several continents (like me)
Will let you know if/when it arrives 
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Thanks!
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Banggood have been my preferred place for electronics the last while, occasionally really good prices but almost always have fast shipping and no extra headaches. Got an Ender 3 for âŹ125 including shipping and taxes, arrived within like 8 days
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Sounds much better that aliexpressâ fake European warehouses 
Hey Guys,
Iâd like to get the forumâs collective two cents on these tires before I pull the trigger.
Has anyone used them?
If so, what hubs do they fit?
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Theyâre labeled as 6 x 1.5" on the tire with an 87mm inner dimension. That rules out all of the 4" ID pneumatic tires for mbs, trampa, and similar.
They might fit bergmeister hub sized wheels though. I use the common aliexpress 6x2 tires on mine so a bit wider but the bead may still sit well.
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Do you think think they Fit these that boys
@brown5tick
What do you think since Luuk is not on here That much anymore
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Yeah, they will but theyâll be stretched, so better contact patch at the expense of some ride comfort and height.
I saw a set of 8" CSTs recently. Nice tread pattern and profile for what I expect will be a good contact patch. Good thick tread depth. Not too soft a compound. Iâm tempted to get a set next round.
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If you find them again I would love to see a link 
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My 2 cents, filament can go bad if stored in the open, especially in humidity. A Food dehydrator for 12-24 hours works amazing at restoring it. Long story short plastic absorbs water over time, and when extruding, it can turn into steam, bubbling, warping and causing more stringing. I worked with nylon almost all summer and it is way more sensitive to moisture. If my print was longer than a day, I would have one roll printing and one roll drying and swap them out. Desiccants can do a little bit to remove water, but nowhere near as much as a dehydrator. I Saw one youtube video a while back where they weighed spools before and after a desiccant box for a while, and the dehydrator for a few hours and the dehydrator definitely pulled out a lot more water.
Not the video, but very trustworthy 3d printing channel discussing it.
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Yeah in my case it was bad right when I opened the roll from the factory, and even though it kept snapping, there werenât any major flaws in the prints themselves. It sort of felt like the filament hadnât been âtemperedâ to relieve internal stresses, if thatâs even a thing. The company sent me a new roll at least, but I havenât had the chance to try it out yet.
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12% off of your order from Sunlu3D:
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No word on MOQ or anything else.
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A single Flipsky 6384 for 60USD, free shipping. Good for a single drive/commuter.
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