PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament - 1kg (2.2 lbs) (White)

I've tried several budget filament brands, but nothing quite meets the standard of AMZ3D so far. So far I am only printing in PLA so I cannot comment on their ABS, but the PLA is great - I've had no issues with the spools whatsoever. The diameter of the filament is consistent throughout the spool and I didn't have to change any settings from my other spools.Other brands have caused my nozzle to block on occasion but I haven't experienced this yet with an AMZ3D spool. They have a great selection of colours to choose from and so I decided to try this transparent blue. I was working on a project involving printing hex tiles for a table top game, and this filament makes for excellent water tiles! I highly recommend another of their colours - fluorescent green - for grassland tiles. Usually when I've used transparent colours in the past I wasn't too impressed with the end product, but the AMZ3D filament didn't disappoint at all. Prints well at 190C and the finished product looks great. I've now bought a spool of the transparent orange to try out next along with some of their regular black filament. I will review these once I have had the chance to use them as my printer is out of action until I have finished putting together my Lack enclosure. My next purchase from AMZ3D will probably be the wood or copper filament as I really want to try some of these more exotic filament varieties. Pros ------------------------- - Great selection of colours, I highly recommend trying the transparent blue if you like the look of it. - Consistent filament diameter - Prints well at 190C - Cheap!!! Cons ------------------------- I couldn't find a fault with this filament if I am totally honest. Especially at the price band. Review of the black & transparent orange filaments will be posted as soon as I have had a chance to test them.

Great PLA filament. Out of all the filaments I've tried, this is one of the best filaments. Great adhesion to base plate. No warping or shrinkage. I'm desperate to get some more, but everything is currently not available. I really hope they bring more in soon.

I ran out of black filament and went for this as it looked good and was reasonably priced. I’m really happy I did as this filament is great. It prints amazingly well, offers great bed adhesion and very little stringing. I’ve already prints loads of things using this and they’ve all turned out great. Even the mechanical scissor snake worked perfectly first time around. I put a little video of the moment I first tried it out. The filament also has a very good tolerance and passed smoothly through my Bowden tube. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking a reliable and easy to use black PLA.

Like most 3D print hobbyists, I've tried all manor of filament in the past. Cheap, expensive, every colour under the sun. I've used 75% of this roll and will confidently be ordering again. Price to quality is amazing. Measured a few points and got great tolerences, prints to a high quality at 200 on the end, great layer adhesion. One issue I have found is that the first layer likes to curl if you're printing larger hollow U shapes. This is easily remedied with a wide enough brim, but it's still a bit annoying to have to compensate for. Overall, if you know your way around your printer, and know how to troubleshoot the odd print failure, for he price this filament is absolutely fantastic.

I have now used about 80% of the 1kg and it prints really well. Does not matter .much what layer height of speed. Sticks well to the bed, does not string much. And print quality is really excellent, needed a magnifier to see lines on some of the prints. When starting a new print make sure you extrude a bit before starting a print as It retracts quite a bit overnight. It is nicely white white, it appears whiter than in the picture. Comes in a cardboard box and the spool is vacuum packed inside the box. Can only recommend and I will buy another one. Update: a year in and I am still using this filament in various colours. Never had an issue in the many it's I've used. Where others have clogged up or were inconsistent or stringy. Used white black blue and red. And am here to buy some more.

I am a 3D printing novice and picked up my first printer, the Creality Ender 5 Pro, last week. Since the included filament was junk decided to get something simple and relatively cheap so I don’t chew through good stuff while I’m learning. So far have had a number of successful prints with this stuff. The only upgrade made to my printer is a glass bed and at 75c, I didn’t have any trouble with adhesion with a brim type raft configured in Cura. I have the nozzle at 205c and haven’t had issues with clogging and is easy to remove from the Teflon Bowden tube fitted on this model. The benchy benchmark turned out well at 30% infill and 60mm/s print speed. I plan on getting more filament from this brand in the future and eventually venture to different filament types.

This is a good quality filament that prints well at settings of 200 nozzle and 60 bed! Many reviews here complain about transparency but need to remember this is laters of melted plastic....its not going to look exactly like glass BUT you can increase the transparency after printing by coating it in a gloss or resin. You can't expect it to print thousands of crystal clear layers of melted plastic straight onto the bed, that makes no sense. If you choose not to gloss the printed item you're left with a very pretty frosted crystal look....so its great either way depending on your need.

[Update] Having had a couple of reels of this which were good, I've had problems with the latest reel because it has snapped repeatedly during printing without being flexed overly. While the prints have been OK, they weren't as good as with the previous reels. I don't know if it was a single bad batch being made poorly or exposed to moisture, or whether they've changed their manufacturing and it's just worse now, but having regarded this highly previously I'm now reluctant to buy another reel - bed adhesion wasn't great, it under-extruded, and the filament snapped. I'll be trying a couple of other budget brands before I might try this again. [My previous review is below] So far it's printing perfectly on my Fabrikator II Mini - nice, detailed prints with absolutely zero stringing and good bed adhesion. I've kicked off prints with multiple separate parts so there's significant gaps and they game out pristine - definitely better than the previous 2 filaments I've used in the printer. Printed with mostly stock Cura PLA settings, raft, 0.2mm layer height, 1.75mm set as the filament width, 100% flow rate. Most successful results I've had to date. I've also used this with a Creality CR-10S, and this also gives nice clean results with decent bed adhesion. This is still my go-to cheap+easy filament.