Review on ERYONE Glitter 3D Printer Filament by Michael Wehrman

Use on a Prusa 3D printer, hot end 200 degrees, bed temp 55 degrees1. The carrier/dealer did an excellent job of delivering the product to me. And the goods were in 2 days by prime.2. While making Covid-19 face shield bandages (link to Thingiverse.com) it was taking me 2 hours to print when a PLA bump got stuck in my extruder drive. This "bump" was discovered after printing 12 rims from a new roll. I lost the print and had to unload and cut 12 inches and then reload the PLA. Found another "bump" on rim #14, luckily it was at the beginning of the pressure so it was easier to recover. I've since printed two with no problems. Two thirds of a roll. 3. The possible cause of the "bump" can be in the extruder process and idle wheel of the production line. Even with fluctuations in the winding or winding process, PLA must be hot. This can cause the soft PLA to push against the cooled PLA, causing the material to bulge after the size is done. Hence poor quality control/maintenance of the machine. Side? site. There is no print specification data for PLA, which is the standard for good websites. Also, blogs and forums do not exist for user input. The production took place in China. No offense to the workers or the government there. four rolls of this material I have to send it back if I did it as a Siness customer. But I like the finished look and I don't make big runs so it needs some work. A possible solution on my part is to loosen the tension on the feed wheel to allow the "bump" to pass. This may have the side effect of slowing down or skidding my parts, but it does allow the "bump" to pass through the nozzle and melt inside.6. I paid attention to price and delivery time as my drivers when purchasing. Now I need to check the pressure regularly to catch problems as they arise. Thanks for your time Chuck A.