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1. Fire-Gen 2 by TimePlast A specialty filament designed to ignite on purpose, making it useful for things like custom candles and experimental prints. Around $22.50. 2. Bronze Filament by Virtual Foundry Metal-filled filament that can be processed into real bronze parts after printing. It works with open-architecture 3D printers and costs around $180 for 0.5 kg. 3. Detergent Filament by TimePlast Yes, you can actually 3D print soap. It can even be made with custom scents, opening up some pretty unique possibilities for personalized products. Around $32. 4. Iron-Filled Metal PLA by ProtoPasta Prints similarly to PLA but contains iron powder, giving finished parts metallic properties and allowing them to respond to magnets. Around $65. 5. Electrically Conductive PLA by ProtoPasta A conductive filament that can be used for low-voltage electronics, resistive elements, touch-sensitive projects, and other interactive prints. Around $90. 3D printing materials are getting stranger every year. Which type of filament do you think is coming next? #3dprinting #3dprint #3d #bambulab