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===Composite materials===
===Composite materials===
Composite materials are blends of multiple components. Many are designed to mimic a material, even though that material is mixed with a thermoplastic (meltable) materail. This enables creators to generate things which appear to be constructed of wood, metal, stone, or other unusual substances. These composites include:
Composite materials are blends of multiple components. Many are designed to mimic a material, even though that material is mixed with a thermoplastic (meltable) material. This enables creators to generate things which appear to be constructed of wood, metal, stone, or other unusual substances. These composites include:
*LAYBRICK
*LAYBRICK
*Wood Composite
*Wood Composite
*Bendlay
*Bendlay
*MoldLay
*MoldLay
*Chocolate<ref>http://www.slate.com/blogs/business_insider/2014/12/19/hershey_chocolate_3d_printer.html</ref><ref name="entrepreneur.com">https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/241596</ref>
*Chocolate<ref name="entrepreneur.com"/><ref>http://www.slate.com/blogs/business_insider/2014/12/19/hershey_chocolate_3d_printer.html</ref>
===Support materials===
===Support materials===
In some cases, there must be a void in a project, but while printing, something must be there to support other parts. I cases like this, support materials are used. These are printed to fill the space, then dissolved later using the required solvent, leaving only the intended product with the intended voids. These support materials include:
In some cases, there must be a void in a project, but while printing, something must be there to support other parts. I cases like this, support materials are used. These are printed to fill the space, then dissolved later using the required solvent, leaving only the intended product with the intended voids. These support materials include:
*PVA (Polyvinyl Acetate; water soluble)
*PVA (Polyvinyl Acetate; water-soluble)
*High Impact Polystyrene (dissolved by Limonene)<ref>https://www.allthat3d.com/3d-printer-filament/#hips</ref>
*High Impact Polystyrene (dissolved by Limonene)<ref>https://www.allthat3d.com/3d-printer-filament/#hips</ref>
*LAYaPVA (water soluble)
*LAYaPVA (water-soluble)
*LAY-CLOUD (water soluble)
*LAY-CLOUD (water-soluble)
*HIGH-T-LAY (water soluble)
*HIGH-T-LAY (water-soluble)
*ETHY-LAY (alcohol soluble)
*ETHY-LAY (alcohol-soluble)
<ref>https://www.matterhackers.com/3d-printer-filament-compare</ref>
<ref>https://www.matterhackers.com/3d-printer-filament-compare</ref>