ERYONE Silk Dual Color Filament PLA 3D Printer 1.75mm +/-0.03 mm, Silk Coextrusion PLA Shiny Filament 0.25kg/Spools,4Pack(2.2lbs), Blue&Green, Red&Green, Red&Blue, Gold&Purple

This is a very nice combo pack. I bought jt for my AD5X to do some multi color prints without breaking the bank. These are very small rolls. More like a quarter of the size of a full roll. It does kind of give you an idea of what colors you like and what colors you don't so there is that. Sometimes with some colors you really don't want a ton. In all truth you're getting about two whole rolls of filament in quantity. It's really uo to you if that is a good value or not for this price. For me I like having the opportunity to try all of these different colors. The filament is fine. Prints fine, I have been running it a little hot at 210 and printing at 0.08 and I'm getting excellent details out of it. So far the diameter of the filament has seemed to stay near 1.75. I haven't had any issues with clogs at all. Also, I did read winding has been a struggle for some but as of now I haven't had any tangle issues at all. So all and all, I think this is a great multi color choice.

I’m extremely impressed with the ERYONE Silk PLA Filament Bundle. The colors—Liquid Gold, Silver, Red Copper, and Green—are absolutely stunning with a rich, glossy silk finish that really makes prints pop. The shine looks almost metallic and gives decorative models a premium, eye-catching appearance right off the printer. Print quality has been excellent. The filament feeds smoothly with consistent diameter, no clogs, and very minimal stringing. Layer adhesion is strong, and details come out crisp and clean, even on more intricate designs. I printed a decorative multi-color piece and the surface finish required almost no post-processing. Each spool was neatly wound and vacuum sealed, and the smaller 0.25kg spools are perfect for color-swap projects or testing without committing to a full roll. Great bundle for artistic prints, display pieces, and gifts. If you want vibrant color, silky shine, and reliable performance, this bundle is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

I ordered this filament on Black Friday as a whim and had low expectations. I haven’t used many silk filaments and no multicolor filaments, but this filament changed my mind. You are able to run this filament in your 3D printer like any other PLA, and achieve exceptional results. I printed on a Bowden style printer which is not best practice according to the manufacturer, but I had no issues. The filament did not twist, and the shifting color was achieved. I ordered the 4 pack of colors, which is a great way to experiment with this filament and have color options. The only issue was the 4 pack each roll has 250g of filament, and use smaller than standard spools. The filament on these smaller diameter spools likes to unwind faster than the machine was taking the material. I watches the print for the first few minutes as I was concerned about tangles, but no tangles formed. I did find the material to be a little more brittle than a “normal” PLA, and did not like to peel off the raft and broke into small pieces. I would not use it for something that flexes, a living hinge, or weight bearing near the mechanical limits of PLA. I think if you have a basic 3D printer these kind of filaments are a great value and a way to extend the types of finishes you can achieve.

Summary: Eryone is great easy filament to work with and gonna buy more now. Def recommend this one. I have two ender 3 that runs with octopis. First ender 3 has all metal microswiss and second ender 3 has everything stock except it is direct drive. Both Ender 3s are direct drive. I used generic PLA in Cura to start with and I will list out below what I changed. First Ender 3 (All metal microswiss with PEI sheet and CR Touch) Retraction Distance = 0.8mm Retraction Speed = 35 mm/s Combing Mode = Not in Skin Second Ender 3 (Direct Drive Stock with PEI sheet) Bed Temperature = 70C Print Speed = 50 mm/s Retraction Distance = 1.5mm Retraction Speed = 35mm/s Combing Mode = Within Infil At the first, I ran temperature tower, retraction tower, and Benchys as test subjects. I ended up using generic PLA temperature except for second Ender 3 then tuned retraction for Direct drive mode. I noticed that my stock Ender 3 was struggling with adhesive but I was having great lucks to slow print and keep stringing inside of infill. I printed Darth Vader and Flexi-Rex with stock Ender 3, and the print came out great. Rest of other prints are done by first Ender 3 and print quality looks super great. I find that Eryone is great as Overture which is my favorite filament to work with. Now I will be buying more Eryone since quality is great especially you didn't have to change much. Plus look what I have made and I love what I have printed. Color looks so sick for models and they will be in living room where everyone can see them. For tips to make color looks clean, try print with low infil for base and then use vase mode or support block to have rest of model to be 0% infil. All of models can be found on Printables.

I recently tried the ERYONE Silk Tri-Color Coextrusion PLA Filament, and it was quite impressive. The blend of red, blue, and green creates a unique and vibrant effect that adds a stunning visual appeal to prints. As a silk filament, it has a lovely sheen that enhances the overall look. While the print quality was good but not the best, the 250g spool size is perfect for experimenting with new colors. Overall, it's a great filament for those looking to add some unique and colorful prints to their collection. I highly recommend giving it a try!

I have to say EryOne doesn’t disappoint I usually have to dry silk filament but the filament just seemed firm. Bought the 4 pack cause I wanted to test the colors great adhesion and it shines printed with the silver and OMG. I will say the picture does not do it justice how shiny it is

Muy buen paquete de filamentos! Son de buena calidad!!!

Great filament. Prints well. Always be sure to dry your filament.

Update Dezember 2023: Inzwischen konnte ich auch das Tri Silk erfolgreich testen. Selbst mit 250mm/s waren die Druckergebnisse wirklich gut. Neben einer Silvester-Brille ist vor allem das neue Cover für den Xbox Controller wirklich sehr gut geworden. Nach diversen Drucken mit Eryone Filament bin ich inzwischen definitiv überzeugt! -------------------------------------------- Ich bin 3D Druck Neuling mit dem AnkerMake M5C und wollte mich jetzt auch mal an ein "feines" Filament wagen, nachdem ich bisher nur einfarbiges PLA+ probiert hatte. Natürlich hat mich beim Eryone auch der attraktive Preis und die immer wieder geltenden Rabatte gelockt. Nachdem man - gerade als Neuling - das Setting einigermaßen eingestellt hat, war ich überrascht, dass ich den Testdruck (natürlich den Klassiker Benchy) im Schnelldruck richtig sauber hinbekommen habe. Auch wenn man hier natürlich den Schnelldruck sieht. Denn PLA - so habe ich es inzwischen gelernt - sollte man nicht unbedingt zu schnell drucken. Der zweite Druck - ein Hand-Modell für Ringe und Schmuck - erfolgte dann deutlich langsamer. Leider passten die Retraction-Settings nicht ganz, so dass ich zwischen den Fingern Stringing hatte. Aber dieses konnte ich gut mit einem Entgrater entfernen. Das Ergebnis lässt sich sehen. Der seidige Effekt mit den beiden Farben macht sich bei solchen Drucken richtig gut finde ich. Ich bin sicher mit dem Eryone PLA noch viel Spaß zu haben und schaue schon auf weitere schöne Farbkombinationen. Vom Preis-Leistungsverhältnis - gerade mit den Rabatten - eine absolute Empfehlung!

In het beging wat moeilijk en veel draadjes net als een spinnenweb . Is wat werk aan na het printen

Use Eryone filament previously but not the PLA silk variants. Bought as my wife has me making Christmas trinkets etc to give away to all and sundry. I did have a couple of rolls of another brand dual colour silk and promptly used it all up. Delivery was the same day I ordered, happy with that. The filament? Well packed and vacuum sealed with a small bag of desiccant in with it, standard these days. Put a roll on the AMS Lite and set it going. It's not running too fast (approx. 200mm/s) and the nozzle is at 220 degrees. I'm using a cryogrip frostbite at room temperature and adhesion is not a problem. The prints have come out very well with a nice sheen to them, not too shiny but not bland. I didn't notice any pops and bangs whilst printing so I assume that the filament was dry enough. The one in the picture is the red, gold and black. I would recommend this filament if you are after something that looks fancy and different from the usual solid colours that we normally tend to use.