TRONXY ABS Filament 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament ABS 1kg Spool (2.2lbs) Dimensional Accuracy of +/- 0.03mm ABS Black

Very disappointed with the nefarious underhanded way this was titled. It is not carbon fibre filled nylon, just plain nylon. Very hard to print, when I do get it to stick to the bed it peels apart at each layer. This is with a heated bed(100 degrees), heated cabinet (45 degrees) and nozzle at 255 degrees. Don't know what else to try.

For the price (£10.49), 1kg of PLA delivered from a UK location is great value. There really isn't much to complain about: the mass of PLA is indeed 1kg, and the dimensional accuracy appears to be consistent to 1.75 +/- 0.02mm. The prints are of good quality, and have a pleasant sheen when solid.One minor point is there is a slight brittleness to the filament, although not so much to cause problems in normal printing, but may be a concern at high speed retractions.

There is no indication or evidence this is anything but plain normal nylon filament.This is horrible Nylon even after drying layer adhesion @ 260°C is terrible.

Have bought myself a Tronxy xy-2 pro. after using the supplied filament, I thought I would try the Sunlu PLA Black.This is where things started to go wrong. After getting the best temperature setting 220 the filament would stick to the bed but, the first layer would not fuse together and would be just 0.2 strands of filament.I have now bought a reel of Tronxy black filament and it is printing just fine.

Very poor layer adhesion and brittle I am going back to Taulman nylon. It's not cheap but it works.............

Decent mid range filament, prints clean and no issues with loads of bridging, no stringing . Printed at 210C, 60 mms , 1.74 measured so set slicer to that. Needed a new large part for one of my machines that I accidentally broke, a long old 10 hr print. Came out fine, all fine detail and smaller parts of the prinrt clean and sharp. Recommended .

Really happy with this filament. It works at the standard temperatures you would expect PLA to work at (60 and 200). Very happy as it was used to print PPe during lock down for NHS etc.

This filament is very easy going and printed without the need for any real fine tuning.I picked a mid range temperature of 210C with bed temperature of 50CI ran a standard benchy test and the results were great.You can see some very fine stringing but other than that the print came out much cleaner than other test samples I had previously printed