AMOLENPLA Filament Glow in The Dark Multicoloured Rainbow PLA Filament, Colour Gradient 3D Printer Filament Colour Changing in 5 Metres, 1 kg (2.2 lbs) Spool

I’ve had some truly beautiful prints with this filament.Adhesion has been great both on the glass bed of my SWX1, and the smooth sheet on my Bambu Lab X1 Carbon.The prints are beautifully shiny, and the colour gradient / changes are super beautiful, if you pick the right print.Haven’t had any issues with this stuff at all, even printing brutal overhangs unsupported.I won’t hesitate to buy from AMOLEN in the future.

Had absolutely no issues printing with this. Used a 0.6 nozzle, great adhesion. Changed up a couple tolerances such as raft air gap and supports and it’s printed like a dream. And the glow factor is amazing. Well worth the money

I purchased the walnut wood filament. It prints well around 195 degrees. Hasn't clogged my nozzle. The finish is smooth but matte. Nice colour. Filament was dry when it arrived dispute it being shipped in just the outer card box and no other packaging.

printed well but couldnt get it to glow in dark after trying many ways

I originally gave this product a single star after sending the lot back due to badly wound reels, and filament stuck together.I was contacted by Amolen saying that I must have got a bad batch, and sent me a full set free of charge, which I have received.I hasten to say my place of work purchased the original set of reels, so this costs me nothing regardless (some people work for cool employers :-) )I have since tried both the sparkly gold filament and the bronze colour, and they work faultlessly. Very impressed with the sparkly gold. This is the one I really wanted to try.The reels seem to be properly wound this time and are free to move, not sticky/stuck.I have yet to try the marble and the wood, but have checked the reels and they too appear to be good.I will say though the carrier reels (yes they are small as described) could be a tadge larger as the filament tries to hop off the edge. A minor issue given after about 30 minutes of printing the winds are well lower than the reel carrier.So, yes I got free filament, and yes its better than the filament my work purchased for me ... considerably.I like it, a lot so far. I may even for the first time ever post a picture of the finished article.Both customer service and filament ... I would say ... are very Good :-)Love the glittery stuff x

First, before anything else, pay attention to the low bed temperature. This stuff hates a bed temperature of more that 50. If you find that it's not sticking to the bed, lower your bed temperature to a max of 50C.So, the good:When it prints well it looks really goodWhen you finally dial in the settings (for me it was 220C hotend and 50C bed) you get some consistency in printsAnd the bad:- It really, really hates printing a large first layer.- Unless you get the temperature of the bed and nozzle just right it will fail to print. I spent about a day finding that point- The orange/red colour change does not happen anywhere near enough. I've printed 2 vases with it and they're basically just one colour. One was printed in vase mode and was 30cm tall, so had plenty of time to switch colours, the other was about 17cm tall and was not in vase mode, so I'd expect much better colour change than I got.- It's just plain hard to work with. I had 3 failed prints with a recent piece and I changed to a cheap Ender filament and it printed perfectly first time.As much as I like the colour, I'm not buying any more.

I bought a pack with four different types of filament; wood, marble, bronze and gold.The wood filament holds onto the PEI bed well at 70 degrees. I extruded at 215 initially but reduced that to 200 mid-print as I noticed a lot of stringing which never happens with other filaments. Changing the temp down didn't help. Cooling was at 100% after the first layer. I suspect to print without stringing I might need to increase the retraction distance before movement. The wood filament has a nice feel to it and can be sanded. I will definitely be ordering more of this when I run out!The gold filament is sparkly but has a bit of a lack-lustre look to it when printed. It could probably do with a higher ratio of gold sparkly bits to PLA. I printed a tiara for the girls and they love it but I probably won't buy the gold filament again, I just didn't like the overall look of it when printed. This is just an opinion though, YMMV.The marble filament looks really great when printed, it's fantastic for printing buildings, especially roman columns etc.I haven't tried the bronze filament yet.This is a great pack to test out different filaments without taking the plunge on a single 1kg reel of the stuff. Definitely worth a go!