3D Pen/3D Printer Filament (16 Colors 640 Feet) Bonus 250 Stencils eBooks - Dikale 3D Pen Filament 1.75mm PLA for Tecboss Nulaxy etc

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The pros: The color selection is pretty incredible. This multi sample package had a huge range of colors and I was looking forward to printing up some toys for the kids. The filament samples arrived in individually vacuum sealed packets, meaning that they could be stored for some time.The cons: The filament is extremely fragile. Even minutes after opening the vacuum sealed packaging, the filament was brittle and would break every few inches when being fed into my extruder. I was able to get a few decent prints out of the material, but wound up throwing most of it away, sadly.

I'm enjoying using this assortment of filament. I am only just learning to use the mynt 3d pen. I thank dikale for putting together this assortment of pla filament it has made it easier to experiment with the multiple colors and smaller spools. Truly I recommend this as a great starting point. It comes in a resealable bag and I have had no issues with this product that meets all they promote it to be.

The color variety is nice, and all the filament rolls come in their own vacuum sealed bag. Zip lock bags are handy to store the unused portion as the bags dont have a way of being sealed once opened. They will also protect the filament from absorbing moisture and attracting dust.That being said...Of all the filaments I've used, this product has the worst bed adhesion. This stuff isn't even "bad", its just unusable. That's about all I can really say about it, as I haven't gotten a single print past that stage. The filament I got from here fails to print models that my printer easily makes once I swap to a different filament (using the same .gcode file).the speed/temps I used trying to get this to work are:nozzle temp: 170C- 230C (as recommended)bed temp: 50C - 65Cprint speed: 25 - 70mm/slayer height of first layer: 0.3mmMaybe I'm missing something, but I couldn't get the filament to work.

Didn't work in my 3D printer, an Ender 3 V2. I could not get any bed adhesion no matter what temperatures I used on the bed or nozzle, nor with any of the typical tricks on the bed surface. I finally gave up, assuming these are meant for a 3D pen type device, but a poor choice for a printer. A lot of nice colors and just enough of each to have been a great sampler for use on smaller projects, if it had worked.