Ensuring Compliance and Dimensional Accuracy with SunTop Printing Filament Review

Took a few prints to figure it out. I print this material at 225 degrees Celsius and it's great. The box says 190-220. At 190 it doesn't melt properly and you start stuttering. Hot and Slow button.

This is a beautiful color and works well with the League of Legend Ahri printout I created. It stays durable and prints without any problems and requires no change in print settings. HOWEVER, using my CA booster caused reaction spots on my face wherever it was touched. Not a white CA vaporizing powder, but an actual discoloration. This was fixed with a clear coat, making it a minor issue.

First, it's really beautiful. I mean very beautiful. It has a shine you won't find anywhere else. So why only 3 stars? Honestly, it prints like PETG. Now I have a sample of exactly one bun, so take what I say with a grain of salt. He likes it hot. I was best at 220. I've read that it under-extrudes for some people. I had exactly the opposite problem. My flow multiplier is 0.87 and that's with correctly calibrated extruder steps. If you enter anything other than vase mode, this thread will show…