🔝 High-Quality Eryone PLA Filament 1 for Superior Additive Manufacturing Review

I bought this filament just to print lithophane. This brand and style was recommended by a few different Litophan sites so I decided to give it a try. I tried printing at my normal PLA temperatures on my Direct Drive Artillery Genius (like the Sidewinder, only smaller). I was having tension, bleed and warping issues just trying to make some lithophane test prints. So I did what I usually do when a thread gives me trouble. I ran the temperature tower. I recommend doing this with any yarn that is

This reel has been sold and marked PLA. It's almost certainly PETG. I don't have a lab, but PLA melts at 190-220 degrees and this plastic doesn't extrude below 235. The layer temp should be 60 for PLA, but at that temp it doesn't stick at all. . PLA says on the box and on the roll, but the temperatures listed don't work. This is when it quacks like a duck. . .I bought this on January 26, 2021 but they are not currently listed on Revain. After reading other negative comments I think I'm not the…

The review was supplemented by testing the red filament (in addition to the blue filament). Summary: Tested red and blue filament on Prusa printers. Grips stable at 200°. Print at an angle of 215° or higher. Do not use for small objects or jobs that require frequent break-ins. Rarely jams on large normal prints with thick layer heights (greater than 0.20mm), but this severely limits the printing capabilities of this filament. Worst PLA I've ever used. 1/3 error rate for 0.20mm thick prints, 2/3