Review on 🖨️ HATCHBOX Matte PLA 3D Printing Filament for Additive Manufacturing by Eric Chapman

The color and finish are very alluring, but be warned: it will only clog the nozzles and ruin the textured layer. I extruded in many of the recommended ranges of 210°C to 230°C per pack. Click-click-click feed motor skips teeth. Check the teeth on the other threads (Hatchbox Pla Black, Red Fulament Matte, etc.) and everything works fine. slow feed. slow movement speed. the same problems. For each failed print, I got a perfect finish with a thread of absolute superglue smeared into my textured bed. I managed to get most of it off by tossing it in the freezer and letting it soak before pulling it out of the cracks. Save yourself the hassle of cleaning the nozzle: don't buy that and stick with the regular hatchbox stuff. Matt is garbage.