#34 was merged as a first version, to be evolved over time. These are the directions raised in review, so they are not lost.
Anchor it to the protocol's own list
The protocol already has a material vocabulary: database/id_material.json in TigerTag-RFID-Guide, 113 entries with an id, a density and a filled type. No generic filament guide can offer that mapping, and today the guide's names do not line up with it:
| Guide says |
The reference database has |
| PLA Silk/Wood |
PLA Silk and PLA Wood, separately |
| PETG High Speed |
PETG HS (and a distinct PETG HF) |
| PEI (Ultem) |
PEI-1010 and PEI-9085, two different grades |
| TPU 85A / 95A / 60D |
to check |
Using the protocol's exact names, and linking each card to its entry, is what would make this page belong to TigerSystem rather than to any 3D-printing site.
Say what the temperature ranges are for
A TigerTag carries the manufacturer's exact nozzle and bed temperatures, drying temperature and drying time. The guide's ranges are generic ballpark figures, and the page never says so in relation to the chip. The wording should make them the fallback for a spool that does not carry its own values, not the reference.
Prices
21 €/kg ranges with no date. They go stale, and the wiki otherwise keeps prices out of its pages (see support.md). At minimum: a "checked on" date; better: drop them or move them out.
Ratings worth a second look
- UV resistance: PETG and ASA are both "Excellent", which erases the main reason ASA exists.
- Strength /10: ASA scores 10, like PC and above ABS (8), though ASA is mechanically an ABS. The scores cite no source or method.
Placement
At 480+ lines it is reference material rather than a guide ("shorter and more targeted than tutorials", per guides/README.md). It may belong in a reference section once it is anchored to the database.
#34 was merged as a first version, to be evolved over time. These are the directions raised in review, so they are not lost.
Anchor it to the protocol's own list
The protocol already has a material vocabulary:
database/id_material.jsonin TigerTag-RFID-Guide, 113 entries with an id, a density and a filled type. No generic filament guide can offer that mapping, and today the guide's names do not line up with it:PLA SilkandPLA Wood, separatelyPETG HS(and a distinctPETG HF)PEI-1010andPEI-9085, two different gradesUsing the protocol's exact names, and linking each card to its entry, is what would make this page belong to TigerSystem rather than to any 3D-printing site.
Say what the temperature ranges are for
A TigerTag carries the manufacturer's exact nozzle and bed temperatures, drying temperature and drying time. The guide's ranges are generic ballpark figures, and the page never says so in relation to the chip. The wording should make them the fallback for a spool that does not carry its own values, not the reference.
Prices
21 €/kg ranges with no date. They go stale, and the wiki otherwise keeps prices out of its pages (see
support.md). At minimum: a "checked on" date; better: drop them or move them out.Ratings worth a second look
Placement
At 480+ lines it is reference material rather than a guide ("shorter and more targeted than tutorials", per
guides/README.md). It may belong in a reference section once it is anchored to the database.