SUNLU PLA Filament: Premium 3D Printer Additive Manufacturing Products Review

Well, first I want to say that this is a very silky thread, but it is a little awkward to type. I've experienced this with all the silk threads I've used. and it is no different. After doing some tests and comparing it to other silk silver threads, I noticed that it has a bluish tint that I really like. It is very understated and only really stands out when placed alongside other silky silver prints. With a layer height of 0.16 mm, the models have almost no layer lines. I think if it was done…

Over the past few weeks I have purchased and used about 8 different colors and brands of 1.75mm PLA Filament. This brand is the worst I have ever used. The adhesion of the building plate is okay, but the internal strength of the models leaves something to be desired. I know it's not a design issue because I can print the exact same g-code with a different filament and get great results while this one is weak and breaks much more easily. I've tried different temperatures and nothing special, but

Unfortunately, due to the rave reviews, I bought four rolls of this material before testing. I can't enter it when trying three different printers - Railcore with Moskito, Prusa mk3s and Tevo Nereus with Hemera hotend. I can print other PLA, ABS, PETG, ASA and even some carbon filament on all these printers without any problems, but this Sunlu filament is useless for me. It appears to be very wet (as another reviewer noted), but drying it didn't help. To keep it from clogging, I have to run it…