Review on Eryone Filament 1.75mm Printer: Accurate 0.03mm Printing Quality by Jose Schweigert

The yarn has a pleasant woody colour, but as soon as you touch it on the spool you can tell that it will be an abrasive yarn. I printed a Groot that used about 400 grams of filament at the start of the print with a new 0.4mm brass nozzle. As seen in the pictures you are seeing the finished nozzle compared to a new nozzle of the same brand. I had to increase the print temperature to avoid clogging. The higher temperature has created tension, but I can clean a stretched print if I can't fix a clogged print. I've had gaps from cracks which I'm not sure is a filament issue versus printing issues. A professional 3D printing expert suggested using a larger nozzle like 0.5mm or 0.6mm and a hardened steel nozzle, which I would like to try in the future. If I do I will write an additional review.