3D Solutech - 3DS8PACKS B07HFKNGNT 3D Printer PLA Filament Bundle 1.75MM, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 2.2 lbs 1.0KG (Multi-Pack of 8)

This is my first order of PLA as I just got my first printer. I dont have anything to compare to, but I have run prints on the Green and the Silver at 205C on my Ender 3 and all the prints came out perfect. The silver is really sweet. I printed an Apple watch charger/stand with it and came out beautiful. The only other PLA I had experience with is the little roll they give you with the printer and the stuff was horrible and brittle. I am glad I ordered this and should last me a while.

Earlier this year I ordered this bundle and like everyone else who posted reviews around that time, it was very brittle and barely usable. I reached out to 3D Solutech about it and they sent me replacements, and the new rolls they sent me have been far better, much more like I've come to expect from 3D Solutech which I've purchased many times over the years.So yeah, there was a bad batch that went out earlier in the year that a lot of us got when we purchased around that time. That was an anomaly, though. The vast majority of the time, if you buy filament from 3D Solutech it performs quite well and at a very low price. If you know your printer and splicer well, you'll figure out what settings to use to get better prints. And if you do a lot of post processing like I do, more expensive filaments won't make a huge difference.

This set is great for the money if you can get it on sale. Good color combination print Quality is good can’t beat it. For my CR-10 V2 I keep it around 212c for nozzle and 50c hotbed no issues. All vacuum sealed humidity bags came in tact so that’s a plus. I can’t stand when those bags are ripped and either you have to return or dry out your filament. So overall I would and probably will purchase them again.

We have used 3d Solutech several times in the past and the prints and adhesion are always great. Unfortunately I've had a tangle in 2 rolls from this package, but it happens with all bands eventually. Not going to knock a star for it because it's the first tangles in 20+ spools.All 3 items in the photo are printed with Solutech, although the trash cans are from over a year ago

I have used black and red with great success. The Bright White roll was very brittle, however, I contacted the vendor and they provided me a replacement roll. so I would definitely buy again knowing their customer support is good.

I gave this filament a try because the brand I normally use was back ordered lately. So far I am not disappointed with this brand. The price was pretty good, about the same price per spool I paid for the multipacks of Amazon Basics brand PLA in the past.I have printed about 5 spools worth so far, but I LIKE it! The colors for all 8 spools are very vibrant, and it keeps the color you see on the spool well for prints.Bed adhesion on bare glass with or without a little hairspray has been great and layer adhesion seems very good.

Do you like having failed 3D prints?Do you like taking your 3D printer apart each time you print?Do you like seeing your PLA shatter with just a little flex/curvature?If you answered YES to any of these questions, than this PLA is the product for you!!This stuff is the PLA nightmares are made of. We have 4 Ender-3 printers running, and every time we used this Solutech junk, we had the actual PLA snap while being fed. You could literally just try to flex the PLA on your own, making it slightly curve, and it would snap. It's so brittle, that inside the bowden tubing, it would snap into a multitude of pieces as well. Just making the corner to the feed of the nozzle.AVOID THIS PRODUCT!Spend the extra couple bucks on something better, and you'll save a TON of time on NOT having to keep cleaning out fragments of this garbage in your printers, and re-threading it.

I like 3D Solutech filament and the price on the 8 pack was quite a deal. I wanted to stock up on filament in case it became hard to find so this was a good opportunity. I get great results with this filament and this was a good deal.

This is my go to Filament, I have never had any print issues with it printing at 205 on the hot end and 50 on the bed. excellent bed adhesion and cost efficient before the pandemic. price has gone up but when bought in a package as this offer it saves you in the long run then purchasing single rolls.

Months of printing arrived in a box late last year, and I couldn't be happier. Best adhesion of any brand I've tried, reliable colour (even between rolls), and yields solid prints, even for rookies. Solutech PLA is the standard by which I judge all other PLA filament now.

I've used lots of rolls of 3D Solutech in the past, and have had great results. This bundle was a great value and made it an easy choice over a few other brands I usually buy.

Really good for the price. It is my first time with 3d printing. At first the filament was not adhering to my glass bed on the ender 3. Then I figured my problem was that the bed level wasn't close enough to the nozzle and all is good now!

I bought a lot of 8 filament rolls a little before Christmas. I did some upgrades on my printer at the same time. I started to print this filament after I did my upgrades. I could not get good prints from that point. A lot of stringing, prints would detach from the bed, brown blobs of burnt plastic. I spend a lot of time trying to figure out what was wrong. I bought a new nozzle, played with temps, rebuild my extruder. All that time I believed my printer was the problem. Out of any success I decided to pull a leftover of Amazon Basic filament I bought a long time ago and was taking air on a shelf for a while and I gave it a go. Believe it or not, the print came out beautiful, no stringing... perfect print. I tried another leftover I had from Prusa and once again my printer was printing perfectly. Don't buy this filament. The worst PLA I ever bought... a rip-off.