NovaMaker PLA 3D Printer Filament, Pink PLA Filament 1.75m, PLA 1kg Spool(2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm

I've had mixed experiences with low cost PLA out of China, but I am rather impressed with this one. The orange color is a really nice orange. It prints really well on my very old 3D printer, but I haven't dialed in the best settings for this one just yet; I need to work on retraction (a little more) and heat (a little less), but even tho I feel those are not set perfect, I still was able to get some amazing prints.I printed out the 3D Benchy that everyone always seems to print, along with a case for a Raspberry PI. The material performed as it should. No warping and good tolerances. My printer need some work, but this filament is truly up there with the more expensive ones.The product came in a simple box, with the spool vacuum sealed as expected, and I didn't experience any pops while printing, so moisture isn't an issue right out of the box like I have found in some other inexpensive brands. The spool has some cut-outs on one side so you can see how much is left, which solves a problem that I didn't have, but others might find that useful. The filament is spooled tight, and looks clean; I didn't have any issues with tangles as it came off the spool with ease as my printer needed.Overall, I think this stuff works great. Take a look at my pictures, but keep in mind that my printer isn't dialed in perfectly yet.

We recently bought a 3D printer and are acquiring some different colors and types of filament to see what works best with our machine. I bought this filament in “blue” color, my daughter’s favorite color. The color is just as expected from the product photos. What I could only partly tell from the product photos, and what I really like, is that the filament is not completely opaque. There is a bit of semi-transparency to the filament, which gives printed pieces a nice sheen as light shines through. I can also make out a bit of the internal structure of my printed pieces, which is really interesting and pretty. This will be fun to print out a little habitat for the hamster we are soon getting because it will allow light to pass through.The filament is uniform in diameter and my printer had no issues loading it or using it from the spool. We have done 15-20 hours of printing with it so far and have had no problems. It is clean, and un-spools easily. I printed at 200degC and with a bed temperature of 60degC. The print speed that I used was 50 mm/s. I had no trouble having the print adhere to the print bed and the filament layered smoothly and nicely. It is good quality filament and I would buy it again in other colors.

I'm new to 3D printing and I'm having so much fun trying out all of the different colors that are out there. This is the most gorgeous filament I've found yet. I love the varied colors in the rainbow. I've tried the regular, matte and shiny finishes before, but never the silk. I'm thrilled with the finished look. It has an almost metallic finish, which to me looks like anodized rainbow metal. It's so hard to describe and pictures don't even do it justice. I agree with another reviewer that you have to do a large print in order to really see the color changes, since it only changes color every 18 meters or so. But I found out from my son that, even though you will use more filament, if you change the infill the color will change faster and more often. I haven't had any issues with the filament at all. There were no bubbles and it melted smoothly for a nice precise finish. I love that there was no odor during printing, I've found that the filaments made with raw materials from the US work better and make your finished product look more professional. Overall, I'm very happy with this filament and I'll definitely be coming back for more when I run out.

This manufacture has hit the mark with an awesome product for a decent price. Most other filaments are over 25 dollars, this one comes in under that, with a tighter tolerance level.The melting of this filament has been great. It melts smooth and the edges are sharp.I realize it might be a function of my printer, but printing at a .02 with this filament has been yielding results of closer to a .01.I have tried and used MANY different filaments over my last three years of 3D printing, so far I like this series the best.It keeps the color very well and doesn't change after printing.I highly recommend getting a roll and testing it yourself!

Honestly, I've gotten good, solid prints from this. I've also had some minor feed trouble - I don't think the roll I got was quite within size spec. I've not been strictly measuring it, so I don't have hard data to share, but while it's usually printed fine, here and there I've gotten extruder slipping and a little bit of overextrusion blobbing that doesn't happen with my other filaments. But that said, the stuff is extremely usable and generally worth the price I paid for it. It /might/ be a little more brittle than some, but I wouldn't really worry about that. You don't usually get PLA for its shock absorbing capabilities. ;) I will say I never really saw it underextruding, so adjusting your feed rate down a little if you get a slightly over-spec reel like I did will probably sort it out. As a last note, I never had it really fail to adhere to itself, or had severe bed issues with it, so I'd call it good on that line too.Color is bright and vivid, and opaque even when quite thin, which I like for a lot of my prints.