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

I ordered this because the color orange they offered was the right Halloween shade I was looking for to print decorations. I am new to printing and have an Ender 3 V2 neo. This filament has been the most difficult I've worked with to get it to adhere to the bed. I had to lower my z-axis quite a bit and slow the print down to half speed to get it to start and then once the first layer is down I back the z-axis off a little. Results are awesome though after that hurdle. Printed at 200-210 and results all seemed similar.

Price is good, I ordered multiple rolls, one order of 2 and another order… $13.xx was a good price, and for what I am using it for, it is OK. Yes, other companies make better stuff..However, this last roll… 1. Did NOT have a desiccant pack in it, I have never seen a roll without that… and 2. It was broken in many places, I don’t know if this is just the top layer or what… it was vacuum packed though…With the cracked PLA, you run the major risk that the end of the roll snuck under a loop and after you print for a while your print will start air printing. I had that happen with one roll (not sure if that was my first roll of this plastic.or not), This one, I had to fish around to find the end as pieces kept cracking off…Now, cracking PLA indicates a High moisture content, and I’m afraid it may crack during printing. As such, I am using it on my Malyan printer which is very gentle with feeding the PLA.There is NO WAY I would consider using this in my Bambu X1 Carbon with the AMS unit as it needs to spool off about 1 meter into the AMS/machine and if it cracks… well, it can be a real pain to get it fixed - I had to disassemble the AMS to free it one time…. And that was me using PLA that tended to crack.. I have since put it in a dryer to get it ready to print again…The fact that I had 7 loose pieces on this one is concerning…ESun PLA+ has been fantastic for using for prints that I - and I have left it sit out for a YEAR and been able to queue something to the printer and had it print without issues… on the other hand, I did have some cracking with one spool once, so I can’t say it is immune to it.Just depends on your goals… with this, I am making little electrical boxes that I can make continuously on the belt printer and don’t have to sweat it Bing perfect, or without bubbles or anything…I also had the print shift 1” with this PLA, but don’t know the reason… 5 of 6 prints on one spool were fine, the other was trash due to the shift..I think the Bambu is spoiling me, I now expect to have 100% of my prints be perfect…

Es muy facil imprimir este material. Con una temperatura de impresión de 200 grados y la cama caliente en 60 grados es suficiente. No tapa la boquilla y se imprime sin imperfecciones. Me gusta el color, ya que es más adecuado para hacer artículos de niños pequeños y recien nacidos (varones). Otros filamentos son de color más oscuros o más claros.

I bought these to use with my 3D printing hobby; PERFECT!Update: I’ve been using these tools now for just ever 2 months for 3D print removal and must say, they really are perfect. The blades are thin enough to get under the print, but without damaging the adhesion surface. BTW, only a couple of months, but I print nearly constantly!

These look very nice, but are not thin enough at the front edge to allow for insertion easily under a print. I think these are artists modeling knives that have been re-branded for use on 3D Printers. I use a heated bed with no adhesives (PLA). The long narrow one is too flimsy, and bends easily, the two wider ones are just too thick. I think I will try to solve the problem by using a polishing wheel on the ends to "sharpen" them.

First spool of Nova maker and seems really good. Wish I would have gotten a spool of black as well but it's in my cart for payday. Doing a lot of bulk prints so we'll see after the stagetop frame completes.

I've been getting almost exclusive NovaMaker in the past few months and have liked their PLA+ a lot. While black is still good, I got this because it was a little cheaper than the double black. Don't think I'll get getting white again...The White filament, while awesome to paint on for bright colors easy is pretty annoying. It seems white has a higher average temperature and a wider temperature gap too. So most parts won't melt unless I have the temp really high and others melt too fast if its that high. Clogged up my tube 3 times so bad I had to cut the tube off with the filament still inside. Won't be using white anymore.I recently learned that the particles White filament dissolve into are not small particles like black, so its a lot easier to clog your printer up. Would have been nice to know that before.Other than that, the Filament isn't perfect. The first couple NovaMaker PLA+ was some of the best I've had, but recently the first couple meters or so have been brittle.

Used this to print a jet engine and it looks great. I got silver and its really nice had no issues printing it besides my printers being bad. The price is also really nice I see no reason to spend $25 on a spool when you can this quality for $15

A diferencia de otras marcas, este no tiene burbujas y eso lo hace muy estable. Lo recomiendo y procurare comprar esta misma marca para tener los mismos buenos resultados.