Review on 🖨️ Enhanced JAYO Filament: Eliminating Accuracy and Clogging Issues in Printers by Douglas Davis

PLA has to be the easiest filament to print and this one is no different. I used the same settings as SUNLU PLA+ and it worked great. I am using a Sovol SV01 direct drive printer with the following settings: .4 nozzle.2 layer height 215 print temperature 65 layer temperature 45 mm/s print speed. It turned out perfect with almost no stretch. Being PLA, it was durable and had very good layer adhesion. Maybe I just got lucky with the setup the first time, but sometimes when I tried to print the same thing with different filaments I immediately ran into problems. But with this thread, the screen, like walls, was strong and did NOT crack or fall apart when I put moderate pressure on it. My first impression when I took the roll out of the box was... PERFECT! I love cutting open a new spool of filament and hearing the air being sucked into the airtight bag. Believe it or not, I've come across many skeins that weren't packaged in a fully sealed pouch. Then I noticed that the filament was not as shiny as all other PLAs (PLA, PLA+, SPLA) from SUNLU. I've attached some images to show how it looks when compressed with SUNLU SPLA and PLA+. I like the matte look but in the end after printing my first test it wasn't matte. It's normal, but I was hoping it might be. Maybe lowering the print temperature will affect the final product? I have yet to test whether this is the case. At this point, the final product still delivers a brilliant print with my current settings.