HATCHBOX 1.75mm Copper PLA 3D Printer Filament, 1 KG Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 3D Printing Filament

Hatchbox filament is by far some of the best on the market! I have been using exclusively Hatchbox PLA for years and you simply can't go wrong. The only criticism I have is that the rolls aren't always rolled the best, but I have never had any issues with tangles or anything of the sort. The filament is always dry and packaged well. Ships on the quick as well! I highly recommend this brand and will continue to use it for all my projects.

After printing and reprinting on my Ender 3 Pro, using so many slightly cheaper brands, this is now my only brand for PLA.Pros:*no layer "skipping" (excellent adhesion layer-to-layer): I have this issue consistently with other brands on large prints*almost no stringing/blobsCons:*more of a note - the spools are slightly wider than other brands.*It's possible this clogged the nozzle more than others - I was not very diligent about replacing the nozzle and I had one pretty catastrophic clog that made a huge mess. I'll update this review if I start to see a lot of clogs.Note: this comes on a wider spool than some other brands.

This is pretty close if not exact to the green that is used on tools and tool boxes now. Had my sone make me organizing trays from these and they turned out great

I love Hatchbox. I have been buying them for years. I dont have anything bad to say. I love how each half has a place to terminate the end at each quarter. Well priced, arrives fast. The black is black.

I did a print job that took 2 and a half days (a Groot planter, which was over 250mm high), which came out beautiful. I have a few colors from Hatchbox and they all work great!

Tuve una muy buena experiencia con este filamento Hatchbox, antes de comprarlo leí muchas opiniones acá en Amazon y creí que era buena opción. Después de probarlo puedo decir que es uno de los filamentos más estables que he probado.Lo imprimí con la siguiente configuración:Temperatura de impresión: 200 gradosTemperatura de la cama caliente: 60 gradosEn todas las velocidades de impresión y alturas de capa los artículos se imprimieron perfectamente.Lo recomiendo!

This stuff is great, consistent, and well packaged. From ABS to PETG to PLA it's all good. I have been printing for about two years now, and Hatchbox is my go-to filament. Color, diameter, texture is always consistent even when splitting old spools with new ones. Packaging is great, out of the 70+ rolls that I have purchased, not a single one had a broken vacuum seal. And to top it all off, it's at a decent price point.

My son has been having a great time using this filament. It prints consistently very smoothly, prints detail with ease, and looks great. Fantastic value.

Buena calidad, facilidad de adhesión y uso. Recomiendo este filamento. En Mèxico cuestan entre $500.00-$800.00 dependiendo el color y promovedor. Cuando hay ofertas y descuentos valen mucho más la pena. Recomendados.

Hello everyone, I wanted to share my thoughts on the HATCHBOX 1.75mm Lime Green PLA 3D Printer Filament. I've been using it for a while now and I must say, it's quite impressive.The filament comes in a 1kg spool, which is a substantial amount. I've been using it for numerous prints and it seems to last quite a while, providing good value for the price.The manufacturer claims a dimensional accuracy of +/- 0.03 mm. I was initially skeptical, but after using it for some intricate prints, I can confirm that the accuracy is indeed quite high. The prints come out precise and detailed, without any noticeable inconsistencies.The color of the filament is vibrant and consistent. The lime green is bright and maintains its hue throughout the spool. I've printed several objects and they all exhibit the same consistent color.The filament's durability is another strong point. It's both tough and flexible, which is evident in the prints. I've had a few instances where the printed objects fell, but they didn't break or even dent, attesting to the filament's strength.The filament adheres well to the printing bed and I've noticed minimal warping. This is particularly beneficial when printing objects with large flat bases.The filament is advertised as being made from plant-based materials and polymers, making it non-toxic and eco-friendly. While I can't verify this claim scientifically, I did notice that there's no unpleasant odor during printing, which is a positive sign.Priced at $33.99, I believe it offers good value for money, especially considering the quality of the prints. The company also offers a 30-day return policy, which, although I haven't needed to use, provides some peace of mind.In conclusion, the HATCHBOX Lime Green PLA Filament has proven to be a reliable and high-quality product. It's suitable for both beginners and experienced 3D printing enthusiasts. I would certainly recommend it to those looking for a durable, accurate, and vibrant filament.

The media could not be loaded.  I was nervous to buy this as I've had a few recent issues with PLA from Amazon. When it came, it looked extremely thin compared to my best rolls, so I didn't hold out much hope for it being tidy and not creating loose layers.I was so wrong.This is by far the best PLA I've ever used. I design and print 1/16-1/24 miniatures and it's the best quality I've ever got out of my printer. Really tight rows, good adhesion, and a shiny finish. It's a little brittle on thinner parts, and a little harder to sand than others, but it's easily my new favourite go-to. Going to get some more colours soon. (Also, this was the first test print of something I designed in tinkercad and honestly, I've never had a first test print this successful. I printed at 185º which is slightly lower than usual for me, but it worked nicely.)

Good so far.

I have been using Hatchbox's ABS for the last few weeks and this is my first roll of black ABS from them. I use it on my Flashforge Creator Pro 2 which is a dual extruder printer.I wound about 30m of the filament on to an empty spool and loaded both spools into the printer as I wanted to do dual printing. With a setting of 230 Nozzle 105 Bed, the first few layers were great, but then filament stopped flowing and the printer was air printing. From the nake eye, it seems that filament stopped at about the same layer on both prints.I had to disassemble the printhead to clear the jam. It seems that the heat softened the filament causing it to compress and bulge in the PTFE tube just before the nozzle. Thinking that it is heat creep, I lower the nozzle temperature to 220 and the 210. Both times, I got the same result and have to disassemble the print head to clear the jamI have used Hatchbox silver and blue ABS and am still using it now to print as we speak, and both this colors print with no issues at all at 230 nozzle and 105 bed. So it must be a quality control issue.As I have split the spool between 2 spools, I have not bothered to ask for a refund for this unusable spool of ABS