High-Quality 1KG PLA White 3D Printer Filament, Accurate 1.75Mm Diameter, +/- 0.02Mm Tolerance Review

I print polymer clay cutters so they need to be very precise (with a tiny step down for the cutting edge) but also strong. This is absolutely the best PLA and Is now my go-to. The price point is great, my prints looks amazing and I never need to troubleshoot like with other brands. It even works on multiple slice settings. I honestly can’t see myself buying any other type from here on out.

When I first got this filament, it was pretty good. My only problem was that if didn't have great adhesion. The reason why I gave it a bad rating is that It was left out for a few days and it sucked up so much moisture that it is practically worthless. It still prints but there is a lot of bubbles, but you could probably dry it. Keep in mind it was left in a container with dry packets. 4/10 can't recommend.

I bought a black and a red. Both spools arrived wrapped very well, compared to some other reviews where others had problems.With the black, I had some weird under-extrusion issues where the extruder would "chunk"-slip and minor telltale signs of under-extrusion on the end-result. Would swap for other colors and they would not have this problem.Printed a temp tower, found out that it (Black) really likes to be printed at 220. Next print, set it at 220, no more slipping on the extruder.Once I…

Installed 2 rolls of new filament, one pla and other Tpu. Run at recommended temp. 50c 120F and ran it for 12 hours! Can't get humidity level below 30%! I did the air out process as well throughout the 12 houre drying time which involves opening the dryer a few mm's for it to vent which did drop my humidity levels down to around 18 to 20% but as soon as I close dryer the humidity level jumps back into the 30 to 38% ! Printer a d dryer are in my finished basement with average household humidity…

The spool that I got seems to have been exposed to moisture as it was very brittle. After printing for about 2 days, the filament has broken at the extruder 3 times (I have an ender 3). This meant that I had to detach the bowden tube every time and pull out the broken filament, wasting 1/3 me

Before getting to the Comgrow filament review, I would like to point out that while filament quality do affect the quality of your prints, filament quality can only be assessed if the following has been done:1) Your printer has been properly assembled (i.e., all parts aligned, leveled, no hardware issues, etc.) and2) Your slicer settings are optimized for the filament you are usingI believe that if the 2 criteria listed above are achieved, most filaments will yield adequate print results…

I bought this as my first roll with a brand new Ender 3, and apart from some stringing issues it is great, no structural issues, and great adhesion.

Not much to say other than this PLA appears to be of good quality and works with my intended printer. Thanks! Thanks for attention!

The max temp this dryer can achieve is 50C and you need 65C to properly dry PETG. Works just fine with PLA, but even running it for 18 hours with a spool of PETG, it still sounds like a bowl of Rice Krispies when printing. Good value for the price if you mostly print with PLA.

At first it felt weird and i had to recalibrate my printer, but wow. this is a good filament. I can't wait to get more. maybe a different color though