Review on 🕷️ SpiderMaker PLA Filament: Unbelievable Additive Manufacturing Solutions by Nick Kirschenmann

Very nice thread. It's soft, so be careful when inserting and removing the filament from the Bowden tube as it will scrape a lot of dust off the gears. As for the cost, I'll probably keep some of these for some specific projects as for many items the cost is reflected in the quality of the product. The colors are very pleasant. Print without adhesion problems, prints are dense, pleasant to the touch. This was my first experience with Spidermaker. After reading reviews and many of the print settings preferred by reviewers, I was a bit confused as to what temperature this filament would print best at, so I figured it would be best to print with temperature calibration. I posted some photos. Oddly enough, I could see very little difference between the temperature settings with the naked eye. Let's talk about the forgiving thread :-). I'll admit I forgot to add a g-code for the top layer of 185 degrees so it printed at 220. The entire print looks so even that I print another time test and stay in the office to make sure my settings are actually changing the extruder temperature. . I'll post updates if I'm wrong. When zoomed in, v seems to print a bit cleaner at 215 and oval at 210, so I'm considering trying the print settings at 213. Update: I rechecked the gcode on print and aside. of 185, all temperatures were controlled for each layer. What can I say, I'm really impressed with this thread, light print, very forgiving. The Pokemon I printed in the photo was just a rough sketch that I threw in when the filament arrived as my daughter liked the color. It requires a lot of grinding, but again, quick pressure settings on Cura were used here. I used CR-10s Pro for printing. Creality glass bed. Cura 4.2 default calibration print settings.