Enhancing 3D Printing with Premium PLA Filament Additive Manufacturing Products Review

My friend wanted me to try Tinmorry Filament and see what I think. I have nothing to do with Tynmorry. I ordered royal blue. When it arrived it was well packaged and the thread was shrink wrapped. In the box, next to the filament, there was a plastic bag with a zipper, which could be used after opening. I checked the diameter in two places and it was 1.74 and 1.75. I printed a 14 hour print and it ran fine, I usually print pla at 210 but here I lowered it to 205, it seemed to work better at…

Good things first, the yarn has been vacuum packed and includes a ziplock bag for storing the yarn when not in use. Now for the bad: it doesn't feed well into the printer (when another 1.75mm filament feeds well), the prints were very faint - the bottom layer didn't stick well to the plate and the individual layers didn't stick well to each other. Finished prints are very flimsy - taking them apart is a breeze. Details. Although the filament has a slight sheen, the finished prints are flat and…

I had so much experience printing with Tinmorry PLA- filament. It's simple - the default settings work well and the results are always consistent. I have Tinmorry PLA in black and signal white that I used to print the filament holder and spool extension for my Adventurer 3 Lite. The result speaks for itself in the photos. This material required no supervision for 60 hours of printing, which eventually allowed the existing printer's outer casing to expand smoothly, allowing me to open and close…