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Hello everyone,
I want to 3D print handguards for my scooter, specifically wind and rain protection for my hands during the colder months. I already have thick three-finger winter gloves and heated grips, but they aren't sufficient. The material shouldn't crack at -10°C and, of course, it should be UV-resistant. Which 1.75mm filament would be suitable?
I can't find any reliable information anywhere about how filaments behave in cold temperatures. Ideally, I'd use the black plastic that the dashboard is made of. But how do I find out what kind of plastic or compound it is, and whether it's available as a filament?
I want to 3D print handguards for my scooter, specifically wind and rain protection for my hands during the colder months. I already have thick three-finger winter gloves and heated grips, but they aren't sufficient. The material shouldn't crack at -10°C and, of course, it should be UV-resistant. Which 1.75mm filament would be suitable?
I can't find any reliable information anywhere about how filaments behave in cold temperatures. Ideally, I'd use the black plastic that the dashboard is made of. But how do I find out what kind of plastic or compound it is, and whether it's available as a filament?
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