🌟 Glow-in-the-Dark HATCHBOX 3D PLA Filament - 1kg Spool Review

Seems to be what Lulzbot recommends - not good! It seemed fine at first but if it sits for even a day or two it becomes very brittle, can't get a good print and over the weekend it broke spontaneously in several places in the guide tube. The only other filament I had on hand was a hatchbox that had been outside for over 6 months - it worked flawlessly! Even the 1.75mm hatchbox filament worked well in the Taz 5, which is a 3mm printer. I may try a few other brands from time to time, but I will…

I have a Lulzbot Taz 5 and I bought a filament from E-Sun for their warranty. The quality was terrible. It was fragile and caused the print to fail. Went to the hatchbox thread and wow. This is excellent quality. I turn it into a microphone and the portability is excellent. E-Sun PLA was 2.89-2.99mm. The hatch box was 2.99-3.02 mm. Very good product in all the colors I bought. Improved the reliability of my printer. I run the extrusion temperature at 205°C and the bed temperature at 60°C…

A friend stole a roll and thought it was great too. The glow is pretty impressive if you have a cheap UV laser pointer. I've seen a glowing complaint here, but as someone who often works with glowing materials I can tell you that unless it's part of a nuclear reactor or glowstick, you won't get a better glowing material than this. This stuff glows pretty close compared to the strontium europium paint you get from United Nuclear (the only good supplier of glow paint I've seen, Rustoleum sucks)…