KOYOFEI5PCS FEP 2.0 NFEP Film for Resin 3D Printer, nFEP(PFA) Release Film for Elegoo Mars, Mars 2 Pro, Mars 3, Photon Mono, Mono 4K, Sonic Mini 4K 5.5-6.66 inch LCD 3D Printer 200x140x0.127mm

Die Lichtdurchlässigkeit ist ok. Die Folien sind leider dünner als der Standart. Hier muss neu gelevelt werden. Sehr komisch das die Folien auch nicht milchig aussehen wie üblich bei NFEP Folien. Alles in allem hinterlassen die Folien keinen guten Eindruck bei mir. Hole ich nicht mehr.

Just to establish my bona-fides I've been 3D printing for 3 years now, and have owned 11 printers in that time, 4 of them resin (don't judge me). I'm currently using a Creality Halot-ONE Pro. I've replaced a lot of FEP, so I was curious about NFEP and decided to try it out.What I think I've figured out is that NFEP is amazing, until your first print failure. It's super clear, super thin, and super slick. I've never had a print failure that I can trace to the NFEP not doing what it's supposed to. It's superior to FEP in every way except one.That one is durability. NFEP will work beautifully until one of your prints fails for some non-NFEP reason and sticks to it. Once that happens, you're done. I've literally never been able to peel a failed print off of NFEP without it tearing. I'm still trying different techniques and tools, so if I ever figure out the secret, I'll come back and update this.So if you're sure about your resin and your printer settings, NFEP will help you get super clear, crisp prints over and over, for a long time (my current sheet has been in use non-stop for over a month, with multiple trays of prints per day). But if you're not 100% dialed in, you might want to use some cheaper FEP to do that, and then switch over to enjoy the fruits of your labors.

Folie lässt sich gut verarbeiten, leider jedoch kamen die Folien bei mir unvollständig an da bereits eine aus der Verpackung gerutscht war eine weitere hing bereits raus…