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Thats going to be a squidgy mess after a long cooking session. Hope he doesn't get plastic burns.
I think something might be wrong with your oven uh... my knobs don't get anywhere near the glass point of PLA when I'm cooking something.
I've always got a spool of high temperature PLA for that, good for up to 140°C.
I don't have a setup for ABS/ASA and been looking for affordable HT alternatives. Not sure how I haven't heard about this.
2.5x the price of PLA where i am, but not like I have better options on hand.
Yep, I usually print drafts in normal PLA and only the final part in the high temp stuff, but 2.5x is often still better than buying something if there's even a solution available. So, fine for me in edge cases.