🖨️ Grey Dimensional Filament with Enhanced Cleaning Capability - Ideal for 3D Printing Review

I only bought this stuff because I wanted red PLA (tired of PETG and glue stick). What I wanted to print shouldn't have been that durable anyway. Well I found this PLA+ for $14 per thousand so I decided to give it a try. It comes vacuum packed with a desiccant like most other filaments. ATTENTION Novamaker! Ditch the fancy embellishments and handles on the box and go with resealable bags, and plain brown cardboard is better for a number of reasons. Instructions on how to use cleaning floss…

I should have listened to the feedback but I needed filament ASAP but I've now spent over $35 on something I can't even use instead of spending $40 on something useful . I bought "NOVAMAKER PLA Plus". (PLA+) filament 1.75 mm with cleaning thread 20 g, grey. I was hoping this would be a good thread because it's PLA+, but what I got was awkward. My usual printing temperature is 205°C on a heated bed at 80°C to stick to a plain glass print bed. It adheres perfectly to the bed, but refuses to…

Full disclosure: I'm new to 3D printing. But in my short experience I've printed quite a bit and with a fairly wide range of materials. This is the second brand of PLA+ I've tried and I have mostly good reviews for it. I LOVE the matte finish. It just looks cool. The main thing I want to share is that while some threads can be very forgiving, this is not one of them. If you do not select the preferred print settings, the print will fail. If you REALLY nail them, it will be rock solid and look…