Enhance Your 3D Printing with Filament Printing Materials CC3D Chocolate Review

Nice color ("chocolate brown" is more accurate than "rose gold" - it's not rose gold). For the most part, it prints very well with normal PLA settings. However, it is more fragile than some other silk threads. Fragility becomes an issue for prints that require support - supports are more likely to come loose during printing, which can ruin everything. I learned this the hard way on a 30 hour print that was defaced by a key support that came loose during printing. I'm sure some slow support…

I don't really like giving 5 star reviews but I have no choice but to give CC3D Rose Gold Silk PLA a slight 5 stars. The very first thing you notice about this filament is how neatly the filament is wound. I've never seen a filament manufacturer come out with spools and wind them neatly. The filament prints well with regular PLA settings, although you'll find that it doesn't behave like regular PLA. My prints have excellent first layer adhesion with this filament, with no warping, even with the

[UPDATED] I set the temperature to 190 and the prints come out pretty good, just be careful not to align your bed too close to the extruder and you'll get great results! Sorry for the first review! [UPDATE 2] As default, 0.3mm 1st layer makes the whole print perfect in the end ;) Don't get me wrong, this filament is great, I printed a 0.12mm thick piece. on my Sidewinder SW X1 and the result is amazing. Now for the bottom. I used this thread twice, the first time to print the base for the model