Review on 🖨️ Doyolla 3D Printing Filament: Enhancing Dimensional Accuracy for Additive Manufacturing Products and Supplies by Jamal Edwards

If you 3D print for more than 10 minutes, you know that the filament market is being flooded by all sorts of manufacturers, at least it seems like it. That being said, for this price you could do worse. I don't mean it in a derogatory way, I mean it's worth what you pay for the spool of filament. I have reviewed two of these spools so far and have found that the consistency of the filament itself is spot on. I mean, between one roll in the next film, it got printed exactly like that from one school to another. My temps were 205 and 60 respectively and I had no adhesion issues; No glue stick or hairspray required. Just a flat and clean bed. I enjoyed printing with this filament from start to finish and would have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone on a budget who needs decent quality filament for their projects. However, I would like to warn those trying to print structural elements from PLA. I print board game decorations and that's enough. I only took off one star because I felt a little stretched at higher details, but nothing that couldn't be done with an X-Acto knife and lighter. Take a chance and you won't be disappointed, this is a good thread.