🔬 High-Precision Filament 3D Printing Supplies for Accurate Additive Manufacturing Products Review

It prints normally, and it is better to calibrate the temperature, backfeed and speed according to your machine and the print job before printing a large object to avoid bad Results avoid prints. I was in a hurry and just followed the temperature recommended by the manufacturer, the first try stopped halfway, I increased the temperature to 280, still stopped halfway, the third time increased the temperature to 285, reduced the draw, then ready in 12 hours, it's nice and smooth; smooth.

I really like this material. I'm new to 3D printing and found this on sale when I bought it. I've had a few clogged nozzle issues and he's done some good job prints for me. Everything I've printed with it is for internal use and I haven't tested what happens when exposed to sunlight for a long period of time. But he paints decently well directly on it (I usually paint with acrylics). And I didn't have any major problems with this string.

Great filament once I set it up properly! I print with the Creality Ender-3 (base model) and use Cura as a slicer. The settings that give me the best prints are bed at 60°C, nozzle at 238°C, 0.2mm layers. I used a layer of adhesive to help it stick to the bed, but it's probably not necessary. I initially had issues with the prints not sticking, but that was more due to my bed not being properly level. I lifted it up a bit (about half a turn at each turn) and all my clutch problems were gone.