Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
LDO Motors ASA filament gets put through the EDGE OF 3D materials testing process.
In this video, I test the Olive Green LDO ASA from Fabreeko across my standard real-world material tests to see how it performs beyond the label on the spool. ASA is supposed to bring better heat resistance, UV resistance, and outdoor durability than basic materials, but the real question is simple:
Does it actually hold up?
This is not a lab certification, and it is not manufacturer marketing copy. These are my repeatable TLAR tests using the same fixtures, same process, and same comparison data I use across the growing EDGE OF 3D materials chart.
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LDO ASA Filament at Fabreeko:
fabreeko.com/products/olive-green-asa-by-ldo-filament-1kg-spool-ams-friendly
Materials Testing Chart:
testing.eo3dlabs.com
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ko-fi.com/edgeof3d](https://ko-fi.com/edgeof3d
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EDGE OF 3D material testing is focused on practical comparison, not polished marketing numbers. The goal is to give makers, builders, and print addicts a better idea of how materials actually behave when pulled, snapped, heated, hit, stretched, flexed, threaded, and abused.
As always, the numbers from my tests are meant to compare against my own test database. They are not intended to replace certified manufacturer data, ASTM testing, or laboratory results.
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#3DPrinting #FilamentTesting #LDOMotors #LDOFilament #ASAfilament #Fabreeko #EdgeOf3D #MaterialsTesting #3DPrinterFilament #3DPrintingCommunity #Voron #FunctionalPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing
LDO Motors ASA filament gets put through the EDGE OF 3D materials testing process.
In this video, I test the Olive Green LDO ASA from Fabreeko across my standard real-world material tests to see how it performs beyond the label on the spool. ASA is supposed to bring better heat resistance, UV resistance, and outdoor durability than basic materials, but the real question is simple:
Does it actually hold up?
This is not a lab certification, and it is not manufacturer marketing copy. These are my repeatable TLAR tests using the same fixtures, same process, and same comparison data I use across the growing EDGE OF 3D materials chart.
=============================
LDO ASA Filament at Fabreeko:
fabreeko.com/products/olive-green-asa-by-ldo-filament-1kg-spool-ams-friendly
Materials Testing Chart:
testing.eo3dlabs.com
Support EDGE OF 3D on KoFi:
ko-fi.com/edgeof3d](https://ko-fi.com/edgeof3d
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Stay Connected:
YouTube:
youtube.com/c/EDGEOF3D](https://www.youtube.com/c/EDGEOF3D
Instagram:
instagram.com/edgeof3d/](https://www.instagram.com/edgeof3d
TikTok:
tiktok.com/@edge_of_3d](https://www.tiktok.com/@edge_of_3d
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EDGE OF 3D material testing is focused on practical comparison, not polished marketing numbers. The goal is to give makers, builders, and print addicts a better idea of how materials actually behave when pulled, snapped, heated, hit, stretched, flexed, threaded, and abused.
As always, the numbers from my tests are meant to compare against my own test database. They are not intended to replace certified manufacturer data, ASTM testing, or laboratory results.
=============================
#3DPrinting #FilamentTesting #LDOMotors #LDOFilament #ASAfilament #Fabreeko #EdgeOf3D #MaterialsTesting #3DPrinterFilament #3DPrintingCommunity #Voron #FunctionalPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing
