Review on Glow In The Dark PLA Filament 1 by CooBeen: Innovative Illumination for 3D Prints by Matt Woodward

Okay, that's enough. I put it in, launched the general PLA settings and went to print. Absolutely zero problems with it. First coating 215°C, then 210°C, coating 60°C, 50 mm/s, layers 0.42 mm. The cube in the picture is 42mm high, for reference. No glue or anything, the imprints stick directly to the mirror surface (yes I know I need to clean the mirror). There was a small amount of strings, but that's a common thing on my machine, so I don't think it's related to this thread. This thing will now eat your medium brass nozzle. CooBeen tries to help by including a spare brush head and cleaning needle, which is nice. They added an almost normal build area that ends up in the trash unused for me. I like the size on the spindle side, it helps me to understand if I need to change filament during printing or not. In terms of pricing, the current Twenty-Nine isn't fully operational since it's not the standard PLA we're talking about. 5 stars - excellent / perfect - that's it guys! Rare Gem. 4 Star - Good/Excellent - Has a lot in it, if not perfect 3 Star - Good - Not bad, but nothing special Little Star Number 1 - Don't walk away, run away - No redeeming qualities