Silk PLA 3D Printer Filament Triple Color Silk PLA Filament 1.75mm 3D Printing Filament Fit Most FDM Printers, 250g Spool(0.55lbs), 3 in 1 Color Rose Red Sky Blue Green

The color is really nice and I printed roughly 60 parts across 3 days (including articulated print in place things) and they all came out consistent in quality. Bed adhesion can be a bit tricky but thats all Silk PLA's. A brim helped for basically all the parts. Also common to all Silk PLA's is how brittle they are. Printing things like teeth or antennas on characters expect them to break if you are not extremely careful. This also goes for pulling it off the build plate, just let it cool and be gentle.

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The filament is horrible, I left it on a long print and it ended up destroying the printer in my lab which I am still trying to fix it damaged the whole system entirely

I got this to print things for my girlfriend and thought it was a different brand but man this stuff printed absolutely stunning! Love the colors and how smooth it came out. I definitely came back for another roll

This stuff honestly surprised me. For how cheap it is, the quality is way better than expected. The color-changing effect is the main reason I bought it, and it looks even better in person. Instead of harsh color jumps, it slowly blends between colors across the print, which makes everything look super clean and almost “painted.” Printing with it was easy—no clogging, no weird stringing, and it feeds smoothly. It behaves like normal PLA, which is a big deal because some specialty filaments can be a pain. This one just works. Another thing I noticed is how consistent it is. The diameter stays pretty accurate, which helps avoid failed prints. You don’t have to constantly babysit it, and it handles longer prints without issues. The only “downside” (if you can call it that) is that you don’t have full control over where the colors change—it depends on the length of filament used, not your model. But that’s how pretty much all rainbow filaments work, so it’s not really a flaw, just something to know.