🖨️ Gizmo Dorks Filament Printers: Premium Natural Additive Manufacturing Products in 3D Printing Supplies Review

Attention! This is a medium thread. First, start with pure PLA or ABS. My gear: Lulzbot Taz5 with 0.5mm nozzle. I should update my review as I initially had trouble sharpening (see photo) but as I gain experience I realize it was my fault. Be careful not to burn the fur (don't accidentally overheat the fur) and use proper tension. Too loose or too tight and the extruder feeder may break the filament. I also reduced the retract frequency to reduce grinding. On my Taz 5 I print with a bed…

Really disappointed with this purchase. I've never seen a filament behave like this. It seems that any straightening of the material leads to an accumulation of internal stresses that cause it to break after a few minutes. I can't even insert it into the guide tube when the printer is off, lest it break by itself after 5-15 minutes. The only way to get it through the extruder is to break its little spool and connect it directly to the extruder without stressing the helical structure. It's ok if

I can't believe how much I love this thing! First, the optics really exceed my expectations. The color is almost uniform and looks natural. The feel is slightly rough and woody. And the smell! Smells of wood before, during and after printing. I didn't think the smell would bother me, but at the moment my workplace smells pleasantly of wood; After using ABS, PETG and PLA for so long, it's kind of a pleasure. Ok, but does it work well? Yes! Adhesion to the bed is similar to PLA until none peels…