Orange SUNLU Filament 1.75Mm - UV, Rain, And Heat Resistant Tough 3D Printer Filament For Outdoor Functional Mechanical Parts - 1Kg Spool (2.2Lbs) With 395 Meters Review

I've been using 3D printers at work, and at home, for a number of years. Printed hundreds of rolls of filament, in various brands. For the test, I used a Ender-3 S1 Pro 3D Printer.The first issue was adhesion to the build plate. This printer uses a Removable Spring Steel PEI Magnetic Build Plate. It didn't matter what temperature combination was used, the print would start peeling off by the second layer. I have another type of Creality magnetic bed cover, and it wouldn't stick to that either…

This is great basic ASA in a really dark charcoal gray, not truly black. This prints really smooth with excellent adhesion between 240-245C on my Fokoos and Qidi iFast. Even with an open frame printer, I didn't have issues printing it a 65F degree room, but the bed had to be at least at 90C. I got a tiny lift on a corner, but 100 had the best results, even without printing with draft shield enabled in CURA. The ASA held dimensional stability much better than comparable basic ABS printed right…

It is really nice to work with, it took a bit to get settings right to be able to print with it. It does need high hotend and bed temps. I also found that the fan will cause issues with cooling too fast. So part of the dial in process you will need to get your fan speeds correct as well. I will do so more dialing in, but so far I am really liking this Filament, and I will be buying it again. I like working with it a lot more than PETG, much easier overall!

This is great quality ASA filament. It's strong, heavy, and securely spooled. The quality of the prints is really great if you know what you're doing. If you do not, it can be difficult to achieve the results desired. If you're going to use ASA, you need to be comfortable making advanced changes in the printer settings to achieve the best results. Overall, great quality ASA that gives a solid finished product.

I needed some ASA filament to print items going outdoors. This was a reasonably priced filament. It prints well for me. I've bought more since the first roll. 'Nuff said.

I have used several of SUNLU's filaments and have had no issues with their PLA or PETG versions so I figure they know what they're doing in this arena. The majority of my printing for the last 2 years has been functional outdoor hardware so I have moved to ASA filament because it is very strong and resists weathering very well. I have used 2 different vendors for ASA filament and have had no issues with either. I run them around 260 at the nozzle and 101 at the plate with about 10% fan speed…

Everything I read online said to be prepared for a strong odor while printing, but with this filament I didn't smell anything at all. For the first time using asa it was a lot easier than I thought. Get your bed to 100c and make sure it'll stay there. The smallest draft will lower the temps. I'd recommend this to anyone looking to try some.