CrealityPLA Filament 1.75mm, 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament, 1.0kg (2.2lbs) Spool, No Warp Enhanced Toughness, Dimensional Accuracy ±0.03mm Printing Filament, Suitable for FDM 3D Printers (Lvory White)

Works great in my WUXN and E3 NEO. Working on ways to get it to print almost like glass but I haven't had much luck. Prints great and is strong. Definitely worth it.

No issues with the PTFE being gouged or any abrasion, perfect prints that actually look and sand like you would expect a softwood to sand. Will be buying more once I figure out what to make with this roll... Xbox Core Controller base was the first print, sanded it and gave a light stain to match the entertainment center, fits right in.

Printing PLA with wood flour added will make your part look pretty with a nice matte finish but just know that also decreases the surface area for plastic to adhere. Your layers will be more susceptible to fracture so add in a few more walls to make up for it and maybe more dense infill if you’re down in the 15% range I’d bump it up 10%+ just in case. Printed fine though no clogs and damn it does look good after!

This wood filament is a lot of fun to experiment with. The filament itself has a cool wood-like texture that gives prints a realistic look and feel. It's perfect for decorative items or prints where you want a unique aesthetic. However, it's probably not the best choice for functional prints that need to be super strong. I'm not sure how often I'll find myself reaching for it compared to my standard PLA filament. Overall, it's a neat filament to have on hand for special projects, but the usability is a bit limited.

I tried a different brand for my first venture into printing with nylon and it was a disaster, and I returned it. But the Creality nylon printed great right out of the box. I have printed 4 or 5 things now, including the pictured eyepiece tray for my Coronado PST solar telescope. My only wish is for this nylon filament to come in other colors besides natural. Black definitely, but also gray, white and more vibrant colors.

I have been printing part for a Voron 0 build with the odorless abs and it works great. I have an FLsun V400 with an enclose and it prints right next to my desk and there is no smell what so ever. The material prints better than PLA for me using the default abs settings for the V400 in orca slicer, the only thing I had to modify was the infill and wall count to meet the Voron printing recommendations..

I use many different filament makes and types. Creality continues to be my go to filament. I never have printing issues, just keep the filament stored properly and last forever.

The filament has a nice sheen to it and, overall, looks very nice. However, it is very brittle when printed and likes to split on the layer lines. I printed one item three times with different settings each time in an attempt to get it stronger, but the piece broke each time when I was removing supports. the color transition time is also VERY long. Much longer than the photos make it seem.

Lo compré para corregir los problemas de atasco de mi impresora 3D, el hotend muy bueno pero el tubo de teflón me dio muchos problemas tanto que lo quité y utilicé el tubo viejo del hotend anterior y se corrigió el problema.

It was my first time printing with ABS. This one smells less than PLA. I’m still tweaking the settings but I’ve managed to print a few nice test pieces. I use a FLSUN 400 printer. The nozzle temperature is set at 250C and the hot bed at 110C. I was afraid to use such high temperatures but that’s what works with my printer. I also always print the outside first. I think it makes for a nicer piece. At first I had a lot of boogers. Nothing that would stick to the print. But just sitting here and there. So I increased the retraction to 0.8mm. I also had to turn down the feed WAAAAY down. Outer wall was 95%, inner wall 86%, and top and bottom… 76% !!! For a guy that only uses PLA, those number are very weird. But they work for me.

Este filamento es muy bueno! Y los colores son muy vívidos!La calidad de impresión es bastante buena, al igual que el cambio de tonalidades. Es importante entender que cada color va cambiando en un cierto metraje, por lo que es importante usarlo para modelos relativamente grandes (Como el camaleón) para que el color cambie de manera notoria. Los modelos mas chicos no gastan mucho filamento, por lo que no se nota mucho. (Mi recomendación es en ese caso, imprimir varios modelos en el mismo proyecto, de esta forma se va generando el gradiente en todos..La calidad es muy alta, tiene muy poco stringing y sobre todo genera a altas velocidades excelente rendimiento.Algunas especificaciones que usé para los modelos en una ender 3 v3 ke:1. Velocidades entre 100 y 120 para modelos con formas no tan complejas, y velocidades de 90 para formas más caprichosas como el lagarto!2. Temperatura de 210-230 grados3. Base a 65 grados4. Brim para las figuras complejas como el guardián de ZeldaEl filamento cambia de color aproximadamente cada 12-15m, por lo que eso puede ser útil para entender qué tanto gradiente recibirá la impresión!Super recomendable, funciona muy bien y es muy agradable el terminado!Creality adicionalmente tiene un excelente servicio al cliente, te ayudan con cualquier duda o pregunta que pueda surgir!

Impreso con valores predeterminados De Ender 3 S1200°C50mm

Hallo, ich habe die Bestellung vergessen, aber sie kam zur richtigen Zeit, danke