🔵 Vibrant and Versatile: HZST3D Matte Blue PLA Filament 1 for Precise 3D Printing Review

New to print so my profiles are not fully typed but even before any adjustments this material printed well. Launched my third and largest Tardis at 3am, 225mm tall, let's see how it goes. This stuff has a bit of a problem with bridges, but it's something I haven't tweaked in the settings yet, and I don't have better cooling due to silent fan mods. In general I like it. Will probably see if they are yellow in color for some of the fallout fusion cores.

Really sharp charcoal without the glossy shine found in most PLA. I have tried other matte black PLA filaments (Fulament and FilamentOne) and this filament looks every bit as good as any for a slightly lower price - this filament has a slightly matte finish to those two. As mentioned in other reviews, the only downside I found is that it smells a bit when you type it. It's not overpowering, it just smells like something hot. I notice it when I enter the room, but I print it out in the basement…

This filament required quite a bit of tweaking compared to other PLA filaments for the print settings to work properly. I suspect it has to do with some kind of haze-inducing additive. Adhesion was the biggest issue for both the printing platform and itself. It didn't flow as well as other PLAs, you had to increase the hot end temperature a bit and increase the extrusion multiplier a lot before it produced objects that didn't fall apart. Do some test prints to adjust the settings before using…