🔎 ESUN 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament Spool - Optimize Your Search Review

ASA is difficult to process on most printers so I can't say it gives me some problems but it was just an adhesion issue and I found that there was a layer of tape on the Print bed has fixed it up too. What I don't like about this role is that it's too small. I'm not talking about the weight, I know how much I ordered. I'm talking about a real coil. The sides don't protrude far enough beyond the thread wrapped around them, so I had trouble unwinding it. I really had to keep an eye on my prints…

When I needed to replace the fan shroud on my Prusa S3 printer, I could either print it out or order it. I chose to print but had to use the ASA thread. After reading about the ASA in general terms, I worried about being able to successfully print it. I chose eSun based on my previous positive experiences with their filaments. I was pleasantly surprised that with moderate precautions (higher temperatures and enclosure) it printed correctly on the first try. I printed on the eSun recommended hot

I haven't printed much with it, just a few simple test prints. Overall, however, it was very easy to get started. I even printed without a case just to see how it goes. No problem. My only issue is that I started a little low just to see how low I could get away (first time with ASA) but quickly realized I needed to crank it up a bit. After that, the prints came out fantastic. The .2 layer lines were very subtle and only a few protrusions had minor issues but overall everything looked fine and…