Review on ERYONE 1 TPU Filament for Additive Manufacturing by Robert Dabney

I've printed before with other TPU's with lackluster results - expect a lot of stretching with almost every print. The technology seems to have advanced as this TPU prints very well, I would say as good as the "standard" filaments I normally use (PETG is the main filament). I printed an oil can for my car to replace the old PLA I used to make on my custom Prusa i3 as TPU is known for its durability and toughness. When I tried it, it printed fine. Amazing in the world of 3D printing, even more so for TPU. I used Slic3r and kept low speeds (25mm/s perimeter, 40m/s fill, 20m/s top) and temperatures around 220°C on the extruder and 70°C on the platform. Thanks to the honeycomb pattern, the print remains flexible and yet very durable. I couldn't break a single part with my hands.