Review on Enhanced Precision and Consistency with EZT Printer Filament Dimensional Accuracy by Matt Weber

I haven't had a successful black plastic print yet. It has no adhesion issues and actually looks very good when printed, but I kept clogging during the heat break, after about an hour each print fails due to clogging. I have other Pla filaments that I needed special slicer profiles for, but it's not worth the few bucks saved, especially when you have 8 different printer profiles to deal with unless you want to find the cheapest purchase. Go to Sunlu refills are only a few bucks more as they are master spool refills so you don't have to deal with empty spools of filament and save some money by getting very stable filament. 3D Solutech is one of the cheapest brands I've found on Amazon. I would still consider it a good brand while a lot of people complain and leave bad reviews while my experience with it has been better than most or as good as more mainstream threads. like Overture Hatchbox or Yesun. These are all what I consider budget brands, but they all seem to be on a different level of consistency than the cheapest. Overture and Sunlu are two brands I've never had a problem with and filament always works and if they have a problem then the problem isn't with the filament. So when I buy these cheapest brands it's all because I know I have a lot of prototypes that end up with a lot of prints that aren't used except just to finish a part so I don't recommend it to new users or those who are looking for a daily thread.