Review on 🖋️ Golden Independent Maths Package - Filament Pen by Mark Gancio

First, if you want nice gold, it's a little darker than you probably hope. That being said, gold PLA looks on the cheap side, so use ABS and give it an acetone bath instead. This gold glitters, but as MATHEMATICS shows, it's dark. As for the rest of the colors, they're pretty standard and the print quality was the same. The attached image is a temp tower, I uploaded the gold so you can see the richer darker color (to be honest I'm more than happy with it than I feel). like I was with bright gold). The recommended temperature range is 200-230°C. Each layer of my tower rose 5°C. The highest temperature was 230°C and the lowest 190°C with a bed temperature of 60°C. I have an Ender 3 with a PEI coated glass layer. Adhesion was perfect, with no warping and no popping (indicating water in the thread). All temps printed well and I could handle the 1" bridge without assistance and there was no tension at any temp, but the 210C reverse fillet was best with my Ender 3. One final note: I had to print a new spool holder for my Ender 3 (found on thingiverse) as these 250g spools have a small inner diameter.It didn't take much filament and I used cheap filament that I haven't used in a long time.MATHS PLA+ costs more than I normally pay for filament, but when the quality is always this consistent, it's worth a few bucks more.