Polymaker Matte PLA Filament Matte Savannah Yellow 1.75mm 1kg 3D Printing Filament, PolyTerra 3D Printer PLA Filament

Polymaker's PolyTerra PLA filament impresses with its strong environmental credentials and reliable performance. Here's why I recommend it:Environmental Friendliness: Made from renewable plant-based resources, PolyTerra PLA significantly reduces environmental impact compared to traditional filaments derived from fossil fuels.Ease of Use: It adheres well to print beds, maintains consistent extrusion, and handles intricate designs with precision, making it suitable for both hobbyists and professionals.Quality Prints: Prints with PolyTerra PLA feature a smooth matte finish, vibrant colors, and excellent layer adhesion, ensuring reliable, high-quality results.Value: While slightly higher in cost, PolyTerra PLA offers exceptional value due to its sustainability and consistent performance, making it a worthwhile investment for eco-conscious makers.Overall,PolyTerra PLA stands out as an excellent choice for those seeking environmentally responsible filament without compromising on print quality or reliability.

I have purchased so much of this stupid filament since I discovered it. I have stacks of empty spools. And just, uggh, I need more.Let me calm down for a second here and give you as better review. Polyterra is an amazing filament, with good colors, great surface finish. It's not a stock every day PLA, so you will probably want to tweak your settings for it, but when you get it dialed in, it can blow you away. And the price, damn it, that price.My filament of choice for a long time was strictly Hatchbox or Paramount 3d. Two great choices. I mostly didn't buy into Polymaker's products because they were kind of expensive, to be honest. One day I pried open the doors of amazon though and took a look around to see what I was missing. And I found it, a 20 dollar roll of filament by Polymaker, a respected company. It almost seemed to good to be true, and with the first few rolls, well I was blown away, but also thought it was too good to be true. I had troubles getting it to print at first. With tweaking settings though, it went from being too good to be to true. To just being so good, I can't believe it's true, but it is.I would say it's a little more fragile compared to other choices. I can't print all of my "products" in Polyterra, as some of them have smaller details that seem more prone to breaking, compared to a more traditional PLA.I think the colors are amazing. They are matte, which goes a long way to give a pleasing quality to the prints. One thing I hated about more traditional PLAs was the overly cheap plastic look. Gross! I especially hate glossy black printed parts. I think they look so cheap.Colorwise, they're good, but not perfect. I'll still purchase filament from Paramount 3d, because they have an excellent range of colors. The problem with Polyterra, is it can be a little pastel heavy. Their army colors do fill the gaps a little though. Overall the range of colors covers most of my day to day 3d printing needs. I especially think the colors go well in cases where one is printing inserts for board games, where they would ideally match the player colors for that game. In this regard, I've actually been surprised at how well they all jive together, even across several manufactures of board games that have slight variations in color.In other products I produce, people have had a lot of positive feedback about the colors. It surprises me too. Like, I hate yellow with a passion, but the Savannah Yellow I really like. The Matte Fossil Gray is one of my favorite grays. I love using it for more neutral focused things, like in board games for card holders and stuff. The Matte Charcoal Black is the only black I'll be purchasing for awhile. Basically, every color I try, I have glowing things to say about them.Polymaker woke up one day and said hold my beer, I'm gonna show you how to do it proper. And they did.

I own a Bambu Lab P1S and I work with a Bambu Lab X1C at work and this is BY FAR my favorite filament. It’s so fantastic at hiding print lines and the wide range of colors is amazing.In my experience, the Polymaker preset in Bambu Studio sets the nozzle temperature at 220, but I find that heating it up to 230 makes for much better bed adhesion and less of a chance of spaghetti failures. But in general, I’ve had far fewer struggles with PolyTerra than any other filament I’ve used on any printer.The filament is perfectly sized, it doesn’t get super stringy as long as the settings are right, and at the higher 230 degree nozzle temp, it prints very well even at very high speeds. The spools are super neatly wound, the filament itself is very even, and it’s PLA so it is easy to work with, biodegradable, and has no odor.It may not be the cheapest filament, but it’s well worth the price tag.

Prints great and looks great! Hides layer lines really well. All I ever have to do is set my pressure advance and it prints great. No stringing, no warping and it’s a decent price for great filament.

**Update - I increased the stars because of the excellent customer service from the manufacturer. They quickly reached out and are sending me a replacement roll. I will no tbe using the colored filamntts and will be sticking to the matte white as that has given me my best results, but they genuinely do not want unsatisfied customers and am pleased with their response and solution. I will continue to purchase filament from polymaker. - **There was mixed reviews about the matte white, but I had great results with it so I thought I'd try one of the colors. I chose this light blue because my wife loves blue. Well I've had nothing but bad prints and have been through 2 nozzles so far. I've tweaked and tweaked to find the right temp and speed, tested my hot end to make sure it's getting to temp, cleared the extruder tube and high, low or middle temp range this stuff clogs bad. I'm really disappointed because I loved the quality of the matte white. Maybe this one was just a bad roll.

Wonderful color and great print quality. Very happy with the result through my Bambu X1C

The matte finish really hides the layer lines and give the prints a better finished look.This PLA is very easy to print with. I use the generic PLA settings on my P1S and have had no issues with it.The price is in the range with other known brand/high quality PLA's. Polymaker has a lot of colors to choose from. I chose this for their teal color because it's a perfect match for what I needed it for.

Es un filamento bonito, pero absorbe humedad muy rápido, así que recuerda secarlo frecuentemente

Polymaker ya es mi marca de filamento favorita, probé este Polyterra que en teoría es menos resistente y me encantó el acabado mate que tiene. No he realizado pruebas de esfuerzos mecánicos porque sólo he impreso figuras ornamentales, pero en definitiva el material ha superado mis expectativas. Carrete de cartón y bolsa reseñable, es muy bueno encontrar fabricantes que sí se preocupan por reducir el impacto ambiental de su negocio (incluso creo que siembran un árbol por cada carrete vendido)

Caro para los problemas que tiene, mala adhesión, warping, y aparte el carrete de cartón deja residuos del mismo en el filamento los cuales entran en tu impresora y queda horrible. El color es muy bonito. Pero ni de broma es mejor que hatchbox.

I really like the colour, but unfortunately the bottom layers warp. I have to crank up the bed temperature and use brims to make straight prints.I haven't have this issue with other PLA filaments.