Review on 🏭 Optimizing Filament Printer Compliance for Unrivaled Dimensional Accuracy by Michael Ward

To be honest I was initially very happy with the look of this filament and had some issues after setting the correct temperature on my Ender 3 (190/65). I also found it produced very nice sepia-like lithophane. I kept having tension issues even when I thought I had found the perfect temperature for this yarn. I figured I could tone this down with slicer settings. However, fast forward 2-3 weeks later. I took a break from working with my 3D printer over the holidays and it was idle for several weeks. Once I started printing again, I got one, maybe two decent prints with this spool of filament before I started having noticeable problems: namely under-extrusion and poor adhesion. When I woke up one morning to find my 3D printer bed with a bad print and a big ball of thread, I found that my nozzle was clogged beyond repair. After replacing the nozzle and installing the spool of filament I used before switching to this wood filament, my 3D printer was like new.