Review on 🔬 PolySmooth PVB Filament by Polymaker: Advanced Additive Manufacturing Products by Steve Hauck

This filament is good in its own right, but add Polysher to make it great. Prints very similar to PLA. I printed a few prints on the Ultimaker 3. It sticks well to the heated glass plate, but I use a thin layer of glue stick to make the parts easier to remove. I printed with 0.4mm and 0.25mm nozzles and it flowed well through both. It's not as durable as PLA. But PolyMaker's PolyMax is the way to go when you need durability. The material absorbs moisture, so it must be stored in a dry bag. The advantage of this thread is that the finished part is placed in a PolySher polisher, also from Polymaker. The lines created by the printed layers essentially merge and disappear. The 3D print looks faded and looks more like an injection molded part. You lose a few small details.