🔬 Optimized Black Filament: ColorFabb 90 285 113 with Consistent Diameter Review

I received excellent quality prints with no problems. No problems with current, ledges or bridges. It was hard to hold on to the bed. The clear coat had good clarity although I didn't really buy it for that, I was painting my parts and wanted something with no competing pigments. If you want the best transparency, you may not want to use a fill as each fill pattern is clearly visible. The only downside to this material is that it's about twice the price of other common filaments (PLA, ABS…

Normal printing at 240-250°C. The prints are visually appealing, but tend to be brittle and tear easily. The reel itself was wound unevenly, and the wires were "taped" a quarter of the way down the reel. In fact, the filament broke during printing. Maybe it was just my role, but the price seems too high for the results anyway. EDIT: I've decided that one star is too hard. As long as your roll doesn't get tangled or sticky, you can print with it. I personally would use Nylon if you want heavier…

This filament is nice but doesn't print well on my Ultimaker 2+ I've spent a lot of filament and time adjusting the temperature settings just to make sure this filament doesn't delaminate. 245C with 10% fan cooling was the only one that worked. I tried 50% cooling as recommended by colorFabb, but this caused my prints to have multi-layer adhesion issues. I tried it with 25% cooling but still had adhesion issues. Stick to regular PLA if you want successful prints. FYI I have over 1000 hours of…