Sindoh 3D Printer Filament Compatible - Millimeter Diameter Review

School tech program is using 2 Sindoh machines and their filament is really failing. a series of 20+ bobbins where the Sindoh machine only uses 85% of the thread before marking itself empty. At this point you can no longer use the coil. Spool weight when installed: 910 grams. Mass of the "empty" spool: 297 grams. that the spools don't even come with 750 grams of material (about 700) and 85 grams is wasted. While I understand that some waste is to be expected when loading and unloading material,

Nice printer but spool needs repair. I've now gotten three for $30 each that keep getting mixed up. I think I cleared it and it finds another one further down the reel. All you can do is complain to Amazon and return the item to Sindoh for a replacement, which I just said 'fuck' to because 1) I buy spools in advance to use to to make sure they don't run out, and if I unroll it and it does, it's past the return period. 2) Turnaround time for a replacement is 3 weeks where I could just throw in…

I immediately turned around and bought 5 more of these in different colors so I think that speaks well for the product. I've only had the printer for about a month and am printing almost non-stop (literally non-stop. Some of my print jobs are about 16-20 hours each with 2-3 jobs queued) and the printer has been great. A word of warning for those of you who, like me, are unsure about the differences between ABS and PLA. Yes, there are clear differences. And no, I won't go into technical…