🖨️ Enhanced 3D Filament for YOYI Additive Manufacturing Products Review

While 3D Solutech is my favorite filament brand, YOYI follows them. I've never had any problems with their threads. I've never had a damaged spool, tangled thread, or old or "wet" thread. This role is no different. Recently, my brother-in-law used his 3D modeling skills to design and 3D print a new console plate and monitor mount for his 1968 Camaro. ABS would be the best material, but none of my printers are fully enclosed, and I've seen too many reports of ABS giving off toxic fumes when 3D…

I have been 3D printing for about three years and currently own and operate three 3D printers and have extensive experience with PLA, PETG and moderate experience with TPU. That being said, I've printed with PETG mostly from eSun, and while their PETG filaments print well, it takes a bit of experimentation to find the right settings. This does not apply to this YOYI thread. Whether it's running through the 0.4mm nozzles on my BIBO Touch 2 or Flashforge Creator Pro, or through the 1mm nozzle I…

I have always used Prusa filament and have never had any problems. Especially with their new own product Prusament. The rolls are wound well. The thread NEVER sticks. And their colors are great. So why change? They have been hit hard by the oversupply of orders and devote much of their production to PPE for the local market. They will not keep a list of filament residue like they do for their machines. I needed over 35 rolls of three different colors for a job I'm doing. I was able to get 10…