Creality Premium 1.75 mm PLA 3D Printing Filament (Fluorescent Orange)

Good filament...i purchased multiple colours...orange pink green and blue.. Works well with multiple printers..flashforge anycubic raise 3d and also the ender 3d.. green filament is a little softer than the rest so had to reduce the feed rate... otherwise ok filament diameter was fairly consistent...

Decent filament, not playing well with the Bambu AMS system.

Pathetic. While the other filament give excellent result on the same settingThis is horrible in terms of adhesion and subsequent printing

Vacuum sealed and also has silicone beads for dehumidifying filament. Overall it gave me no problems while printing till now.

The filament is such a good quality, worth buy ❤️❤️

Not at all what the picture shows

Don't expect to plop this in your printer with your usual PLA settings and just go. It will take some fiddling to setup its own profile. For one, don't get greedy with layer height. You can't print ultra fine resolution with this IMO. But that's ok, if you orient the part right, use the right infill/top layer patter, and use .2 mm layer height, you get what looks like the rings of natural wood.Layer bonding isn't as good as regular PLA, and overall this seems less durable, but that may be due to some settings I haven't dialed in yet.Overall, not the filament you want to use every day, but when you do want a real wood look, this stuff is pretty cool.Recommended.

I have changed my standard 0.30 mm nozzle to 0.50mm as recommended for wood-PLA filament by many people online. Prints well for the first 2 hours than clogges the nozzle and the material stops to come out. I have tried different temperatures and different speeds and nothing works. I have tried to print the same object with regular PLA and worked without any issues. My theory is that the wood dust is not uniformly distributed in the filament and when it gets more wood in the nozzle it stops at the nozzle and burns clogging the orifice.

The ad states that the spool contains 1 kg (1000 grams) of material. I weigh each of my spools upon receipt and after every use to track usage and inventory. I weighted my spool of wood-filled SunLu material and it weighed 931 grams in total. Spools vary in weight but on average weigh in around 200 grams, which means I only received about 3/4 of a kg of material. This is false advertising!! I will never buy another spool of SunLu material again, can't trust them...... beware you may be being ripped off.

This stuff has very little odor but what there is smells nice :) It prints smooth and easy, what a pleasure to use... Does not like heat so if you put it in a car in the sun with the windows up it will get soft when the car gets to over 40 degrees c (105 F) inside. But as a display item on a shelf in the house, it looks like a it came from a mold.. The image was my first try! So easy to use, no adhesion issues, No shrinkage issues, used 210 degrees extrude and 60 degrees bed... Normal PLA settings

Imprimé avec une cr-10s a 215 degrés et un bed à 50. Donne un bon rendu, j'ai utilisé la même config pout le pla wood+ que le pla . Ne semble pas changer de couleur avec une temperature plus elever dommage. Le rendu bois est un peux plus plastifié que d'autre filament en bois que j'ai deja utilisé.