Stronghero3DPLA 3D Printer Filament Mirror Chrome Wizard Voodoo PLA 1.75mm 1kg for Ender3 Cr10 Anycubic (Chameleon Mirror Chrome)

I have long searched for THE perfect filament. What I wanted was a genuine flip tone, a filament that would literally change colour as it moved. Tricolor filaments give the impression of that effect in a still image but as you move it, nothing fun actually happens. Those filaments are essentially a mock flip tone in which no actual morphing of undertones and colours occur in the light. This filament did exactly that. It had a multitude of tones and flips from purple to glittery blue in the light as it moves in the most incredibly satisfying way. Once you have your printer set up just so, it prints flawlessly and depending on the speed of the print can come out matte or shiny. Personally I think the shiny rendition is best as it brings out the flip tone like varnish on an oil painting. The prints I am making with this stuff are so smooth they look resin printed. I hope they never cease production of this filament (I’ve stocked right up!) and would love it if more fliptone colours came to fruition.

This is not only a nice color. This is the best PLA filament I've used so far.Zero tuning. Just 205c on basic Cura settings and that's it.Also, the color is iridescent. The pictures can't show how nice it looks.

I love this filament so much its probably my fave. not sure why some people have issues with it tbh but if if you can get it to work the colours are amazing

My wife picked this for me to print her a few projects she wanted. It was easy to print with and the quality is good. The color change in sunlight is cool. I did dry it for 3 hours before printing but that was just because I was already printing something. So I don't know if it was wet upon delivery.

I have been a fan of Stronghero3D for a while now from the PETG side of things as they have colors and finishes that no one else seems to have. I decided to give this filament a try as I really liked the look of CookieCAD's Witchcraft PLA, and this seemed pretty close. I don't know if Stronghero3D was trying to mimic the other filament or not, but for me it was hard not to draw a comparison because they look so similar to each other right up to the point where you compare prints side by side.I have to say this filament prints really well, and I think I like it slightly better than the Witchcraft PLA. in the samples pic I included you have this filament printed at 220c on the left, printed at 230c in the middle, and Witchcraft PLA printed at 220c on the right. I think the 230c of this filament turned out more iridescent than the Witchcraft PLA, so I will be staying with this filament.I have had a lot of fun printing various things out of this filament and will be getting another roll when this one runs out. I hope Stronghero 3D keeps coming up with fun new colors and styles.

No issues, and looked good.

So, I immediately had issues trying to print (I'm still a novice). I got goobers, bed adhesion issues, stringing, you name it. I also realized that this filament is translucent with glitter. Not sure why I was expecting a shiny metallic. The color change is also VERY gradual. My entire first successful print with this filament was entirely green. Following the suggested temp range got me multiple failed prints. I found that a 220° nozzle temp and a 70° bed got me a successful print. I plan to try more prints with these settings and keep my fingers crossed.

The colors are nice and the PLA prints just fine. Each color on the spool is at least a couple meters long before it gradually changes to the next color. If you are printing something small it will very likely be one solid color.