🖨️ YOYI YOYI 3D Printer Filament: Advanced Additive Manufacturing Supplies for Superior 3D Printing Review

This is my first time using TPU. I have seen many videos and tried to order it from another seller that I like but it was out of stock. I decided to give it a try because it's so cheap (compared to other TPUs). First, TPU appears to be more hydrophilic than PETG. The spool was sealed well with a silica gel pouch, but on the very first print I got a slight pop and hiss, like wet filament. Not sure if this is from the factory or just being in humid summer air is enough to make it a little damp…

To review this filament I ran a series of experiments to help others print with this filament. All in all, this is a great thread to work with. After additional calibration, the results were fantastic. I highly recommend this TPU thread. Now I will write this for newbies in 3D printing. If you are just starting out and don't know much about the basics of 3D printing, I do not recommend this product. It is best to start with PLA as it is very easy to print and learn. I wouldn't say TPU is…

This filament is flexible but not elastic, which is strange because the filament itself is elastic but the printed objects are not. For example, if you printed a drinking straw in "vase mode", the result behaves like a real drinking straw - you can easily pinch it with your fingers or bend it in half, but like a plastic straw, you can't stretch it. (By the way, don't use this to make straws; it's not food safe. But I digress :) I had a number of problems starting with this, including bloating…