I'm new to 3D printing and took 3 rolls of filament to get started. These are eSun Glass Light Blue PLA, eSun ABS Roll and Gizmo Dorks PLA Roll. Of the three reels, this reel was the most difficult to set up. The roll states a print temperature of 190-220°C, but after printing a third of the roll at 195°C I found additional information from the supplier that this PLA requires a higher print temperature. Temps and concluded my problems were due to underload. From around 210°C seepage and tension become a problem. But once you find the sweet spot, you'll love the results.
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