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Sounds pretty good! It's printed out of PHA (polyhydroxyalkanoates). This is a food safe naturally occurring material synthesized by bacteria, and it is fully biodegradable in a reasonable time span, in any biome, with no microplastics. Design from SolidZone, material from Filaments.ca Regen collection. Once the world figures out how to get sustainable pinene resin working, I want to try running a vacuum resin stabilization on it as well.
Eyyy, someone else playing with PHA!
I have a bunch of PHA commentary (and experimentation) over on the kbin 3d-printing group:
https://kbin.social/m/3DPrinting/t/40862/PHA-filament-heat-resistance-testing
omg yeah, your stuff has been really helpful! there's so little info out there about it, I hope it catches on