ASA vs PLA 3D printed bolts and screw nuts

Let's compare PLA vs ASA 3D printed bolts and screw nuts. ASA (Acrylic Styrene Acrylonitrile) is a technical material that is considered a successor to ABS. ASA is UV resistant and has higher heat deflection temperatures, but it is harder for printing, it requires higher temperatures, brim and some enclosure. This test is not only about ASA or PLA 3D printed bolts, but more about understanding properties of these materials.

Materials I used in this test:
Gembird PLA printed on Prusa MK3s
Prusament ASA printed on Ender3 V2

Ender 3 V2 on banggood (affiliate):
https://www.banggood.com/custlink/GGv...

Creality small enclosure (affiliate):
https://www.banggood.com/custlink/3KK...

Digital torque wrench (smallest 0.3-30 Nm)
https://www.banggood.com/custlink/mD3...

Contents:
0:00 in this video
0:22 introduction
2:12 designing bolts and nuts in Fusion360
3:00 cutting the bolt in slicer
3:24 3D printing PLA and ASA
4:49 analyzing bolts and nuts
9:00 pulling (tensile) test for bolts
9:43 tensile test results
9:53 shear stress for bolts
10:34 shear tests results
10:44 torque test for bolts
11:43 bolt torque test results
11:52 pulling test for nuts
12:30 results of nut pulling test
12:40 torque test for screw nuts
13:49 results of nut torque test
13:54 impact test
15:22 results of impact test
15:28 temperature test
16:03 conclusions

Mentioned videos:
Horizontally 3D printed bolts without supports:
   • Testing horizontally 3D printed bolts...  

3D printed object inside car - temperature test
   • What 3D printing material to use for ...  

FDM vs SLA test:
   • FDM vs SLA 3D printed bolts and nuts ...  

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