Filament sparkly glitter pla

I have been big into special filaments lately and this one has to be one of my new favorites now. This reminds of of a red metallic paint job on a car. I have tried other glitter filaments and had nasty clogs but not this one. This print was almost 29 hours and not 1 sign of a clog. I can't wait to try the other colors out.

This filament is amazing. Beautiful color, printed perfect with my flsun v400. Using .4mm brass nozzle at 215 degrees. Wont use another brand in this color, extremally satisfied.

The material creates a nice product. Overall I am pleased with it, be warned the color you get is much darker than what is shown in the image. It is still a beautiful color, just not what I hoped to get when I ordered.

I love the look of this filament and it mostly prints well, except for one big issue—as many other reviews mention, it is very brittle. The brittleness isn't a problem once it's printed into something thick enough (at least 2mm in each dimension seems fine). However, it is a problem during printing, because I've had this filament break while feeding more than any other filament.It breaks if you're not extremely careful unspooling it. It breaks if it gets pulled at a moderate angle while fed. It breaks if it sits idle in the bowden tube for too long. It's just so brittle that it breaks way too easily. I've tried drying it or letting it sit out to pick up more moisture, but nothing seems to make it less brittle. I have five spools of this in five different colors, and it's the same problem with all of them.It's a shame, because I really like the overall look of the filament when it's printed. The colors are great and that sparkly finish and sheen pair beautifully with silk filaments in multi-material prints. But its brittleness also makes it that much more of a pain to use in multi-material prints, where it may break from the repeated feeding and ejection operations—or just sitting idle in the bowden tube for too long during the print. And when that happens it means hours of lost print time plus the hassle of clearing and refeeding the filament. 😢Anyway, I'm going to use up the five spools I have, because I really do like the look, and I have some projects where it pairs up really well. But unless they address the problems with brittleness I will not be purchasing more in the future because it's just too much hassle.Context on the pictures: The toothbrush holder body is the Sparkly Red paired with a gold silk, and the dragon body is Sparkly Red with Sparkly Black for the eyes and a coextrusion filament for the flames.

Great as advertised

Using this on a Prusa 3d printer hot end 200 deg, bed temp 55 deg.1. The shipper/distributor was excellent in getting me the product. And product was in 2 days with prime.2. While making Covid-19 headbands for face shields (ref. Thingiverse.com), I was into a 2 hour print when a bump in the PLA jammed in my extruder drive. This "Bump" was found after printing 12 headbands from a new roll. I lost the print and had to unload and cut 12" off, then reload PLA. Found another "Bump" on headband #14, fortunately this was at the beginning of a print, so was easier to recover. Printed two since without problem. Two thirds through roll.3. Possible cause for a "bump" would be in the extruder process and the take-up wheel on the production line. The PLA would still need to be hot when a hesitation in the take-up or winding process happens. this would cause the soft PLA to push against cooled PLA causing a swelling of the material after the sizing was done. Hence bad quality control/maintenance of machine.4. When I checked out the website for this brand, found a very poor site. No data on printing spec's for PLA, which is standard on good websites. Even the Blogs and forums where non-existent for user input. Manufacturing was done in China. No offense meant to the workers or the government there.5. Have four rolls of this stuff, should send back the stuff if I was doing this as a business. But I like the finished look and don't do big runs, so with work around this. A possible solution on my side is to loosen the tension on the feeder wheel to allow the "bump" to pass. This may have a side effect on my parts in slow or slippage of flow, but it would allow the "bump" to pass and melt in the nozzle.6. I was looking at price and time to deliver as my drivers in buying this. I now need to check printing often to catch issues as soon as they show.Thanks for your time,Chuck A.

I bought the Galaxy Red to customize one of my printers. I printed drag chains, cable minders, a camera stand storage and drawers with it. I love it. It feeds smooth, prints well and is a highly predictable filament. The only thing I didn't use it for is the Fan shroud (because it's PLA and I thought that was better suited for PETG) I could not be happier with this filament

The media could not be loaded.  No puedo creer la calidad de este filamento. Creo que la mejor parte es que disimula muchisimo las capas, casi no se notan.Se imprime super facil con los parametros estandar para PLA. Viene cerrado al vacio y trae la bolsita de silica para la humedad.Me gustaria que el color sea un rojo mas brillante, ya que es medio bordo, pero eso es un tema mio. En las imagenes del producto esta mas que evidente el color.El carrete tiene una pegatina con el color del material por lo que es muy facil de distinguir :)Lo utilizo para un producto que vendo en mi tienda online y es exactamente lo que buscaba, un filamento con acabado brillante y que disimule las capas.

Isn't super good at sticking to the bed, so be sure to use a brim or some kind of adhesive. And it's slightly brittle, bending a piece off the spool it snaps at about 160°. But overall it prints really well on my Sovol SV06 with a hardened steel 0.4mm nozzle at 190C. And the effect it has is great at hiding layer lines.

Buen filamento, muy estable y se puede trabajar a muchas temperaturas