This video helps you learn about how to print ASA plastic on a 3d printer without an enclosure or glue.
Filamentum ASA extrafill natural was used for this video from https://www.3djake.uk/
Sorry for the audio, this was my first video. Future ones will be better

(update)
*Because of my recently found knowledge, I have had the best results with a bed temperature of 105c for printers like mine, with a glass build plate.
*I also now recommend not to go over or under manufacturer temperature recommendations, especially for reputable brands like Filamentum as I have had significantly better results that way.
*Additionally, the best nozzle temperature would be the one with least blobs that still produces strong parts, you have to test it yourself; mine was 240c.
*You can also significantly reduce print time by keeping speeds high and increasing minimum layer time instead.
This may lead to a better, updated video. Comment/like if you are interested
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00:00 Intro
00:24 Print settings
04:26 Effects of warping
04:45 Cleaning the print bed
06:00 Extra tips
06:16 Outro