High-Quality Comgrow Printer Filament 🖨️ 1.75mm Spool: Enhance Your Additive Manufacturing Process Review

I ordered this filament thinking it would be a perfect fit if it was offered at a discount when ordering my printer. Right? Not correct. This filament melts *in the extruder*, unlike all other filaments I've used, randomly stops extrusion (whereas another filament doesn't under the same conditions), has poor translucent color, and never adheres well to the workpiece. unless a large amount of glue is applied to the bed. Other filaments gave me no problems, including the filament in my printer…

I've had Ender 3 v2 for 3 days. Before that I had no experience in 3D printing. I followed the tedious manual alignment instructions on YouTube and was able to print the dog and cat patterns that came with the printer using the white spiral filament that came with the printer. Then I switched to this black thread and had problems. The first line on the left side of the bed didn't hold either. As he drew the outline I saw the thread stick a little and then he started rubbing the bed as the head…

Compared to my last filament (eSun PLA+) I found this filament very difficult to use on Ender 3 v2. Now she mostly works, but it was a lot of work to get him to stay in bed at all. Mixing the platform very thoroughly helped a lot, as did reducing the speed of the first layer to auger speed (<25mm/s). With my 0.4mm nozzle, this filament tends to curl tightly around the extruder just before printing, creating a cotton nest of sticky filament that rids the bed of whatever you were hoping to lay