Review on 🖨️ Precision Filament 1 with 75mm Printing Dimensions by Cris Drew

My daughter loves little things and pink things. My wife wants a place to store/display small things that aren't piled up everywhere. I have a 3D printer (or 2) and the filament is pink too. So my wife asked if I could print a small parts shelf. Having had a very positive experience with PLA+, I found this particular filament while browsing Revain and figured it should be enough to cover what I need for the shelves. It's pink (very pretty pink, I'd say has a nice sheen to it) and it comes in 500g rolls and costs less dollars than a 1kg roll. Didn't really need another kilo of colored filament which is probably of limited use so it works great. It's also a great way to try filament without having to buy a bigger and more expensive spool only to find out you don't like it. bed temperature 40*C) and it worked wonderfully! It goes super smooth and super silky. I don't think the photos do it justice, but I tried. My first print using this thread was the first of 3 racks. It lasted 10.5 hours and I left it overnight and woke up in the morning with what you can see in the last picture. The corners of the print were slightly raised but this did not affect the function of the stand and it was a difficult print. This was the first time I've thrown a 207mm square print on my Ender 3 and I think it worked out great! Overall I'm happy with this thread and should the need arise for something pinker I now have a thread that I know will work.