Review on AMOLEN PLA 3D Printing Filament - Premium PLA Filament 1 by Devon Holmes

This thread gave me so much headache that I ended up creating a return form. It looks like it's made of two different types of PLA, or it's PLA+ with a different type of plastic with a different melting point. The second component just bubbled up (up to 210°C), clogged my hot end, took the pressure off the build surface (because it wouldn't come off when it pulled in), and just put on the worst first coat. that I ever had It also left this dirt all over the bowden tube when I pulled the filament back. It took about 3-4 feet of my standard PLA print to get all of the residue out of my printer and I had to go up to 220C (filament prints usually run at 190) for the rest of that filament to eventually melt. , since I've set the magic temp to 220°C to rid my hotend of residue, I've given this thread one last chance, with hairspray as an extra safety net, and it looks like this is finally the absolute minimum temp, when both components, this thread will melt and print. There's still a lot of flimsy threads, but nothing that could be removed with a few minutes of work and a heat gun. If it wasn't the perfect color for my print I wouldn't worry but it's color perfect. So yes, it can print and looks pretty good doing it, but be prepared for a lot of things and try to get your printer settings right.