PLA Glow Green in The Dark Filament 1.75mm 1Kg, 3D Printing Luminous Filament 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, Fit Most FDM 3D Printers

Printed perfectly on my Bambu A1 using the Sunlu PLA Marble filament profile. No stringing, great adhesions, no breakage or tangling. Seems sturdy enough. I'm using it for printing up various hooks, shelves, and boxes for my pottery tools on my Ikea Skadis pegboard. Has the typical grainy feel of marble filaments, but doesn't seem as abrasive. Still using a hardened steel nozzle (0.4). It's a pleasant, cool grey and has some depth. Overall, very happy with it and I'm already purchasing a second roll.

I am extremely impressed with the DURAMIC 3D PLA+ Filament 1.75mm 1Kg Black! This filament delivers exceptional print quality, with smooth and consistent extrusion from start to finish. It has excellent adhesion to the print bed and produces crisp, sharp details on every print. The black color is rich and solid, making it perfect for a wide range of projects. I've used several different filaments over the years, but DURAMIC PLA+ stands out in terms of durability and ease of use. The filament is not brittle and can handle intricate details without breaking or warping. It also works seamlessly with my 3D printer, maintaining a steady flow without tangling or clogging. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a professional, I highly recommend this filament for anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality PLA+. It offers fantastic value for the price and ensures that your prints come out looking polished and professional. I’ll definitely be purchasing this again!

This filament has been excellent to work with! The color is a rich bronze that looks even better in person. It prints smoothly with consistent extrusion and no stringing or clogging issues. The PLA+ feels stronger and more durable than standard PLA, making it great for both decorative and functional prints. Bed adhesion was great right out of the box, and the finish came out clean and professional. Highly recommend for anyone who wants reliable, high-quality results!

Love this filament! Prints great, no clogging or stringing. The color and glow quality is nice!

Printer: Bambu Lab P1S The good: Good strength, good layer adhesion, no odor. The bad: As others have pointed out, the spool itself is made of a poor quality cardboard that flakes off and contaminates the filament. I've not had a clog, but the cardboard specs do end up in my prints, and sometimes cause pimples on the plastic. The consideration: I was having bed adhesion issues, which improved after changing nozzle and bed temp, but still wasn't great. My bed had no visible grime, but I gave it a soap and water scrub followed by propanol wipes. This improved bed adhesion but I was still getting lifted lines in some areas. After some research I used 3M 1000 grit sandpaper in an effort to remove any oxidized coating on my bed (do at your own risk). A quick and gentle buffing followed by propanol wipes WORKED! The initial layer stuck perfectly and was noticably more uniform. Before and during all of this I was printing with Bambu Lab's PLA and had no problems with bed adhesion, so it does seem to be unique to this filament that a pristine oxide free bed is a requirement. This is NOT why I gave it 4 stars. A dirty bed is not the mfg fault. The 4/5 is for the horrible spool material. P1S settings: Base profile Bambu PLA basic Noz 240 initial 235 other Bed 53 initial 50 other Initial layer 40mm/s Inner wall 60mm/s Outer wall 70mm/s Sparse infill 250mm/s Everything else default

So I went all out with this one and printed the biggest, most complex print on the Prusa CORE One sample print thumb drive: the “lighthouse without benchy” print. At 22 hours of total print time and spanning the entire capacity of my printer, this was a big risk for a filament I’ve never used before. I think the results speak for themselves. While many filament manufacturers grossly exaggerate their claims when it comes to color (ever order a “metallic silver” “silk” filament that was just a boring gray when it arrived?), this stuff looks as close to granite as you’ll probably ever get out of PLA. It has a bit of the texture too, when you touch it! Unfortunately this print used up 2/3 of the kilo I bought, but I’ll definitely be buying more. This filament was very easy to work with and rendered even minute details relatively accurately compared to the model. There were no noticeable adhesion issues — it simply worked, with default settings. It also popped right off the tray when I was done; no annoying removal issues. Besides the fact that this is perfect for any kind of “statue” type look you may be going for, the color is also ideal because it’s very multifaceted. I liked that the gray was just close enough to blue to work for the wave hitting the lighthouse, while also being obviously gray enough to represent the stones on the beach, and light enough to portray the lighthouse itself. I’m sure the same would be true of other models — and again, this color makes little details very easy to see. I’m kind of rambling now, so I’ll wrap up, but I’d say this is now officially one of my top two favourite filaments, along with one of the shimmery multicolored silk filaments I bought this week. Definitely recommend!

Good quality

El filamento es algo frágil, no obstante el brillo es increíble, con cargarlo un poco basta para que brille, lo que sí es que es necesario estar a oscuras para que sea bien visible

I was a bit dubious about this filament; however, it prints really well on my Ender 3 KE, printed an evil easter bunny for Halloween and they do actually glow really well which again is a nice surprise

I love this spool of Denim PLA+. It printed fine details beautifully, this crystal catto is only 3.5cm tall and printed with a 0.4mm nozzle. Good details, no smearing, and seems to be pretty strong. Some colours of Duramic PLA+ are very matt as well, somewhere between matt and satin like a smooth clay urn. Very nice. As far as PLA+ goes, Duramic seems to be a touch more ductile than my usual filament; In theory this should give it very good impact resistance but may also mean some loss of tensile strength. For comparison I also stock rolls that are 100% Ingeo 870 polymer (An industry standard for PLA+), If I bend thin walled parts the Duramic seems to yield a little more readily, but the Ingeo prints are more likely to snap suddenly. I printed shelf parts using both and the other brand seemed more rigid while Duramic likes to flex a bit. Both are good filaments and produce strong prints. [Update] Colours I've tried: Denim - PLA+ Prints as expected, very nice finish and colour. Purple - PLA+ Prints as expected. Light Green - Good colour, the same pistachio green as ice cream or pudding. This one oozes/strings a bit more and has a bit of trouble sticking to ultrabase. May need to dial in settings specifically for this colour. It would be nice if they had the same colour in PLA+ Silver - PLA+ Prints as expected

Facil de imprimir y brilla muy bien en la oscuridad