Gizmo Dorks 1.75mm Filament Printers: Optimal Additive Manufacturing Products in 3D Printing Supplies Review

I've seen some bad reviews on this product but I think it's because people didn't read the description and specs. I love it! The small amount of copper in this product gives it a very pleasing color and shine when you turn the prints against the light. The best way to describe it might be the finish of an old penny. In my experience, you can't get it to a glossy, glossy finish. With some steel wool you can highlight more copper spots in PLA, but it will always have a matte finish as it is 95%…

Love/Hate thread for me. I tried about 30 coils and about 5 coils were rubbish. I will see strained, inconsistent extrusion line by line. but then I dry it and it works fine at 20-30% RH during the day. If it's bad, it's very bad. Stretching, it is impossible to remove the supports, only garbage. I live in the desert so humidity isn't usually a problem for me, but with this thread I've had to use my dryer more than ever. I ended up throwing away 5 unused spools to go to another supplier. I will

This is one of the lowest quality threads I've tried and I will never buy it again or recommend it to anyone. In contrast to many filaments, this one has a very narrow printing temperature range. Be very careful when printing out the temperature calibration for your setup before using it. For me, 185 was the only really decent temperature. And even then there were many stretches. This is the thickest PLA I've ever used. It is advertised on a strand of bronze colored metal. Is it a bronze color?