🌿 REPRAPPER Green Printing Filament 1.75mm: Eco-Friendly and High-Quality Choice Review

Used with Ender 3 e3dv6 direct drive. On the spool it is written to use a temperature of 190-200, at such temperatures the thread will burst and blow, and the pressure will really not be extruded enough. Next time I'll use a better brand

I had no problems with this flexible thread. This post is based on the purchase in grey. This filament is classified as "flexible but not elastic" with a hardness of 95A. It printed excellently at recommended temperatures of 190 to 220 degrees. I printed several long and detailed prints at 220°C with different layer heights. I had no problems with a print speed of 65mm/s. It probably could have gone faster. It was in a sealed package with desiccant and I had no trouble winding the roll. I will…

Some notes: I kept it in the filament dryer while I printed with it. When I'm not printing, I immediately transfer it to an airtight dry box. I slice my prints with the PrusaSlicer starting with the flex profile and setting the temperature to 225/50. I also have a hardened 0.4mm nozzle (not needed for TPU, but I print abrasives occasionally. I've had quite a bit of success with this filament. I've used it to print Prusa face shield headbands for the pandemic). (see image). The layer adhesion is