Review on Enhanced Dimensional 🎯 Accuracy of Superfila Printer Filament by Mike Davis

I'm on my 20th spool of this material now. It works well, but not fantastically well. Here are my pros and cons for this: Pros: - Works well with 0.8mm, but any size smaller and you may encounter nozzle clogging. White color. Still cheap even after the price increase. Cons: Filament diameter/fidelity varies a lot more than most other PLAs I've tried. I get blobs and pimples no matter what (and no matter what nozzle size) where other PLAs give me perfect prints (and yes, I've experimented a lot with fluid settings, retraction, erasure, temperature, etc. I'm not sure what I do would be recommended for 0.4mm nozzles This tends to be different for each coil Some coils seem to give better results than others - Sometimes coils break - if the plastic coil itself looks like it's dropped Maybe due to poor packaging .in shipping boxes .-The winding is not very good.Often gets stuck and comes off the spool holder.The winding seems a bit random.I have good ones and bad ones.-The price has gone up a pretty good deal even for a not so good PLA Now that the price has gone up I still think it's a good deal, but if it goes up another $1 then it's not worth it (current price is $14.99 r).- I sl I hear it popping a lot when typing - due to bubbles/moisture in the filament I suppose. although my case is dehumidified and the humidity is 19% (very low). I think the thread already has some moisture in it, so you can dry it. It becomes very fragile if not used in a cool environment. I had to keep it in my large closet where it was almost always warm. All in all, I still think PLA is okay for parts that don't have to look perfect. and if you use a 0.8mm nozzle. I don't use this with my 0.4mm nozzle. Too many blockages/inaccuracies. And just store it in a warm place. If it were more expensive there would be a lower star rating but I still think you get a regular thread for the price.