Review on PLA Plus Filament 1 🖨️ for Additive Manufacturing: High-quality 3D Printing Supplies by Eduardo Reyes

I am new to 3D printing but have an Eryone ER20 and also use Eryone filaments. I measure the thread and calibrate with each spool. I use Cura 4.8 for my slicer and meshmixes for restoring or editing. Most of my PLA+ prints are 215-220/60-68 with .15-.20. I have no problem with the filament not sticking to the glass substrate. I adjust the temperature of the bed based on the room temperature and whether the window is ajar or not. I haven't had any issues with any of the Eryone PLA+ filaments I've tried. Changing filament while printing is also easy and never had a clogged nozzle. I'm almost 3/4 white and 1/2 black done. I've attached some photos to show how good the filament prints are and the print quality.