3D Solutech Marble 3D Printer PLA Filament 1.75MM Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 2.2 LBS (1.0KG) - 3DSPLA175MBL

I have been looking at several different Marble PLA filaments. I took the leap on this one. I run a Capricorn XS PTF tube and it printed without any issues. I did this print on draft settings with . 2 layer height just to try it out. It has good detail and i believe it would get even better with lower later height. I printed this at 210 nozzle and 60 bed. It handles angles so well i used supports beginning at 70 degrees and you can see the print. It will hold up under minimal supports.The finished product has a nice texture to it, but still holds the shine.I was amazed at the Temp Tower. I ran a 230-190 tower. It printed excellent the entire range with no stringing, at all. Shiny and no issues with good layer adhesion. All bridges felt close in durability, but definatly a bit stronger at lower temps.I will be printing many statues and art projects with this. Once it's gone I'll definatly buy more. Now to try some other 3D Solutech filaments.

I was looking for a good filament that prints like marble and that was not expensive. 3D Solutech nailed it. I attached a photo of a print at 0.20mm and at 0.15mm height. I'm using a Prusa MK3 with temp 215 for 1st layer and 210 for the rest. There is zero stringing with this filament. I also ran some temp calibration to find best temp and also did oozing calibration. There were no stringing with default settings. This is a great filament at a great price.A word also about their service. When I received the 1st spool, I started to run some calibrations and noticed that the filament width was not consistent (bigger than the margin of error). I contacted 3D Solutech Sunday night and I immediately got an answer and a new replacement spool was sent.In summary, great service and a great product at a great price.

Love the texture and look of this Marble Pla filament, was looking for a stone look for planters i print,and this is the one to get. Prints great first time out, no crazy miss prints or failures, using regular pla settings and works on my Anet A2, A6, and 8. It is a light grey tone color and consistent, wound on reel great no tangles or sloppiness here.Will buy more to add to my other colors from Solutech, Have the see thru green a great bright green transparent aand a PETG see thru Blue, another great color too. both have printed great. I recommend this to everybody that prints in 3D...

3D Solutech has never let me down. Smooth printing filament with no problems is what I've come to expect from 3D Solutech and that's what they always deliver. I've been ordering their filament for almost a year now and have never had a problem.Only down side to this Marble PLA filament is I wish it had a little more marble to it. On some prints I've made with it, it just looks like dirty filament while on others it looks very good. Still smooth as ever, just need a little color adjustment.

The filament prints very well, and very consistently. Comparably to the usually $19.99 standard for PLA rolls, however a few bucks cheaper. Starting to become my go-to for everyday PLA, easily on par with eSun, Hatchbox, AmazonBasics, etc. This marble version is incredible for busts, as well as architectural models for flooring, giving it a clear marble flooring look, for an outstanding price. Print shown was at 150 microns on a Prusa i3 MK2S, pre and post support removal, but before final cleanup. Definitely a cool filament worth a go.

A minor problem with the first reel was promptly and courteously resolved by Solutech's superb customer care.I love this filament! Very easy to print, holds excellent detail, excellent bed adhesion, wonderful stone appearance from a non-abrasive filament.I highly recommend both this filament and Solutech!

I like this filament quite a bit, which is not surprising because I have had a lot of luck with 3D Solutech PLA. Packaging is quality as usual and the color is pretty spot on to what you would expect from the color on the roll. It printed smoothly at 200C with minimal stringing and warping. I agree with the name marble, but it also reminds me of a milky cookies and cream kind of vibe. I am looking forward to using this filament for whatever project comes next.Side note. I was surprised to see this on Amazon so quickly. I saw something about it online last month, but it is not even on the 3D Solutech website yet. So I am happy to get it sooner than expected and share some pictures to help out possible buyers.

I'd really like to give 3d Solutech the benefit of the doubt here, and just assume I got a bad batch. This filament isn't smooth. Like you can feel a texture on the filament itself. This means it doesn't have a consistent diameter. The extruder has a hard time gripping it, causing under extrusion, and eventually the extruder gear just tears and grinds it until it won't extrude at all. I have yet to get a successful print with this stuff. This is the only 3d Solutech product I've ever had a problem with. I generally love their stuff!