Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Reviewing Tullomer filament by Z-Polymers, one of the most sought-after filaments in recent years. With a staggering price of $500/kg, it boasts claims of being stronger than steel in specific properties. But how durable are 3D-printed objects made from it?
Using my standard testing methods, I’ve ensured these results are directly comparable to those from my previous videos. If you’re a Patreon supporter, you can access my comprehensive summary table with results from earlier tests.
👉 Patreon Support patreon.com/mytechfun
📌 Product page: z-polymers.com (not an affiliate link)
Special thanks to Sinpratex for printing some test objects, which cost me 67 EUR (material fees only).
👉 sinpratex-shop.com
3D Printing Details:
Printed on BambuLab X1C and Qidi X-Max3.
Mentioned in the video:
CNC Kitchen: youtu.be/CQ-N1fr4N0w
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Time Line
3:06 About Tullomer
3:43 Test objects
4:58 Shrinking
5:20 Unboxing
5:56 3D printing
8:54 Benchy
10:40 Creep test
12:30 Twist test (horizontal)
13:00 Twist test (vertical)
13:22 Impact test
14:11 Hook test
14:30 Bending test
15:11 Tensile test
15:40 Layer adhesion test
16:17 Shear test (horizontal)
16:35 Shear test (vertical)
16:41 Temperature test
17:05 Conclusions
#3dprinting #tullomer
Reviewing Tullomer filament by Z-Polymers, one of the most sought-after filaments in recent years. With a staggering price of $500/kg, it boasts claims of being stronger than steel in specific properties. But how durable are 3D-printed objects made from it?
Using my standard testing methods, I’ve ensured these results are directly comparable to those from my previous videos. If you’re a Patreon supporter, you can access my comprehensive summary table with results from earlier tests.
👉 Patreon Support patreon.com/mytechfun
📌 Product page: z-polymers.com (not an affiliate link)
Special thanks to Sinpratex for printing some test objects, which cost me 67 EUR (material fees only).
👉 sinpratex-shop.com
3D Printing Details:
Printed on BambuLab X1C and Qidi X-Max3.
Mentioned in the video:
CNC Kitchen: youtu.be/CQ-N1fr4N0w
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Time Line
3:06 About Tullomer
3:43 Test objects
4:58 Shrinking
5:20 Unboxing
5:56 3D printing
8:54 Benchy
10:40 Creep test
12:30 Twist test (horizontal)
13:00 Twist test (vertical)
13:22 Impact test
14:11 Hook test
14:30 Bending test
15:11 Tensile test
15:40 Layer adhesion test
16:17 Shear test (horizontal)
16:35 Shear test (vertical)
16:41 Temperature test
17:05 Conclusions
#3dprinting #tullomer
