Silk Jade Green 3D Printer Filament PLA 1 Review

I have purchased Silk Purple PLA, the first "silk" PLA I have ever used. i look great It sticks well, it has a great shine, it's exactly what I wanted. The filament itself is different from other PLA/PETG filaments I've used. It's hard to describe, but it feels a bit "stretchy". If you push it through the nozzle you can see it pull back instead of getting an even 0.4mm thick strand to form a thicker strand. I suspect that's why I originally had traffic jams. If it pulls back, it will swell too…

A spool of copper colored filament which I received in an unlabeled box with no label or instructions. I was blind to the printer settings. When I started experimenting with filament I found that it melts at a very low temperature. I was never able to get a successful print out of it, no matter what settings I used, as the end product was too delicate to lift off the print bed without crumbling. The luster of the copper never showed in the final print and I noticed a lot of tension no matter…

The color (jade) is great. Seems to be exactly 1.74mm +/- 0.01 but of course I only measure the first few meters. He prints excellent, really beautiful figures in many ways. I created a pig and a cat from a gcode file preinstalled in my Ender 3 Pro, no problem, they have rafts and they worked better than other threads I've tried. And someone from Creality did the editing. But never before has a raft separated so perfectly. But I have never been able to print a bank with a Cura slicer in my…