Iglide I180 1 75 250 Printing Filament Diameter Review

This filament is a complete disaster. Thanks to my knowledge gained in practice, I have never used a filament that has caused such frustration. The print quality is terrible, with numerous clogs and failures during every print. The only pro is that it is cheap, but that's not worth the headaches and ruined prints. The cons include poor adhesion, inconsistent diameter, and overall unreliability. I would not recommend this filament to anyone.

This was the toughest thread I have used. It was very difficult to get him to stick to the hot bed with the temperature range. In addition, every piece of the bed rolled up. I don't usually have this problem with other threads. I spent a lot of filament before getting a few usable parts. I used this filament to make bearings for a 3D printer. I'm disappointed to see that after just a few months of occasional use, they're showing signs of wear. I would stay away from this thread unless you know…

I am using this bearing filament to replace the LM8UU bearings on my Prusa i3 3D printer. First, it printed perfectly with my print settings (extruder 240) and stuck at 100 degrees on a PET taped heatbed. I read somewhere that the filament has delamination issues, but I haven't experienced it at all. I like it as an alternative to camps. It is very abrasion resistant and it took a lot of effort to install the bushings with a needle file and an 8mm shank. It glides smoothly across the surface…