Printing PA6-CF with ABS/ASA supports on my Bambu Lab H2D

After 7 days of non-stop printing with PA6-CF (Nylon Carbon Fiber) on the new Bambu Lab H2D, I put this high-performance filament through a serious stress test. In this video, I’ll show you 9 functional prints I pushed to their limits, I test ABS and ASA as support materials, and reveal everything I learned along the way. What you'll see: Real-world examples of PA6-CF surface quality Print settings that worked Detailed results using ABS and ASA as support options If you’ve been thinking about printing with PA6-CF — or want to know if it's worth it for functional parts — this is the video for you. 00:00 - Intro 00:24 - Drying Filament 00:34 - What is PA6-CF? 00:59 - Print Settings 01:35 - Benchy 02:17 - Spirabiner 02:57 - P1S Side mounted spool holder 03:34 - Tesla Karen Lock 04:22 - Print-in-place Hinge 05:05 - Mulitmaterial SD Card case 06:28 - Bambu Studio Flower Pot setup 08:59 - Printing Flower Pots 09:28 - ASA supported flower pot 14:03 - ABS supported flower pot 17:52 - Bambu Studio Bracket Setup 19:26 - Popping brackets off build plate 20:12 - ASA supported bracket 21:04 - ABS supported bracket 21:59 - Closing thoughts Support me here: My ETSY Store: https://muxlowmakes.etsy.com My Website: https://muxlowmakes.com Some of the Prints you saw in this video: Planter with legs by SabreDesign (Maker World) SD card storage box by MinGY (Maker World) Spirabiner by 3D Print it (Printables) Print in Place Hinge by Knickelbims (Maker World) Benchy Bambu Pla Basic by CreativeTools (Maker World)