HATCHBOX PLA 3D Printer Filament: Premium Additive Manufacturing Products for Superior 3D Printing Supplies Review

When I first started 3D printing I had no idea what brand to use, but i saw some reviews and decided to give luke a try. Hatchbox PLA is very even and adheres well. My models come out great and I haven't had a single bad reel out of the 30+ reels I've used from them. Their colors are consistently good. No complaints other than sometimes missing the color you want. The fallback is Overture PLA, which I think is the same quality as Hatchbox. Overture was PLA Revain Basics.

I had trouble sticking to the base with this thread. I contacted the company through their website and asked for the best settings for my printer. Instead of responding with the settings that would work best, they asked for a screenshot of my order. What a waste of time! All they had to do was suggest the best settings. Not sure why I have to jump through hoops to get assist. Also, the filament is fragile and will break when my printer returns to its original position.

This is a great filament and compares well to the much more expensive Pro PLA I've used. Tired of spending twice as much on MatterHackers, I decided to give the role a try. I wasn't disappointed with the results. I just use the generic PLA preset on my Ultimaker 3 with the original Bowden tube and just change it from 2.85mm to 3.00mm. I didn't even slow down my typing speed. It just works. My bowden hoses are about 2 years old so I suspect they are a bit enlarged internally from wear but I have