Review on 🎨 White 3D Printing Filament - USAFilament 9800426 by Douglas Davis

I'm new to 3D printing. This thread was great for the price and long enough for many projects. The spool sits askew on the stem of my 3D printer, so I took off the star. Maybe it's my fault, but like I said, I'm new to 3D printing. blue scroll to craft many items. I made a rectangle with different sized holes to observe the eclipse. The holes were rough so I had to make several until the holes turned into nice circles. Then I made a small box that opens on a hinge. I get ideas from Thinaverse. This thread is enough for many projects. The price is great to try out. The products I make are strong and durable when printing thick parts. Tips and tricks: - The filament works, but the thickness will affect the final product - This filament looks weaker than PLA - Holds well with glue stick. I use a normal children's glue stick. "I've transitioned to using a cut sheet of glass so I have a really flat surface when printing with this filament. — This can be a mistake, but thin print pieces are fragile. Thick printed parts are durable. It's worth buying them in bulk if the price fits your budget. My finished products feel stiff and rough. As I said, I'm new to 3D printing, so I don't know if it's related to the filament texture or my coding design. I recommend this product for home experimenters, medical practices, schools, libraries and other organizations. will i buy more? Yes. Do I recommend to others? Yes. I've included photos of my projects - a small hinge mechanism and a traditional blue thread hinge - so you can get an idea of the texture of the finished product. The second photo shows the texture of a part I'm making as a tank track for an autonomous robot. I am using the Mono Price Maker Select III 3D printer, version 2. The thickness is 1.75. The shade of blue depends on how the light is reflected. Black protector from another Revain company. I use Simplify 3D for the design. I hope this review was helpful to you.