Inland Printer Filament Eco-friendly Refill Solution Review

. I already had an empty spool to reuse but it doesn't seem to last more than 8 hours without clogging. The first picture is a partial blocking of the textbook. It even clears up to the top of the print, but then reverts to a partial clog. The bottom half of the print is pretty good and definitely worth the $15 I paid, but honestly if it keeps clogging I'll only spend $30 to never have to worry about clogs.

I've been using eSun PLA Pro for about a year, but the refill prices keep going up. It looked like an opportunity to get a similar product and save a few bucks a roll. The spare coil was only in a single pouch (the eSun was in a double pouch) and the coil winding was noticeably weaker than the eSun. Performance is the same as eSun filament, no adjustments were needed to get good prints. Unfortunately, I used half of the first spool and had three print failures due to bulging in the filament. It

I thought it would be a good idea, you know, to save a few bucks because I already had the spools, but no, it was a lame idea and I don't save anything. Actually I lost. I bought two of these for the spools I already had but somehow they were different sized centers, too small to fit the center of the one spool I have but too big to fit another brand of spool to have. This means that the first time you try to print something, it creates an awfully tangled mess that you end up throwing away…