ERYONE Mixed Material PLA Filament 1.75mm +/- 0.03mm, 1kg Spool (2.2LBS) 3D Printer Filament, Wood PLA, Light Wood

Great filament, nice strong black colour and works perfectly with a1 mini printer.

OK, so Ive been using this filament for a few days now and I have to say that is certainly fulfils my needs and exceeds my expectations.I had been having problems with my Creality CR-10S printer for a few weeks now and was unable to get a reliable print. This is mainly down to the settings of my printer not the filament, so as you can imagine I was reluctant to start using this as I feared I would not get a good print. However, I gave it a try and immediately noticed a difference. Stringing was reduced. However, I reduced my temp settings to 190 (The minimum this filament it claims to work well at) and voila, all stringing was gone. This is sompared to a slight stringing with my regular filament.Now, Ill be honest, I havent tried using premium filaments so I cnant compare this to the "big boys" however, this has performed really well for me. What you have to remember is that if you get a bad print it could be the filament but equally it could be any one of lots of other settings such as bed leveling, temp, flow rate, o, the list goes on. However, this filament seems to be quite forgiving.In addition, because they are an Amazon seller I can have this delivered to a locker close to my place of work, so I dont have to worry all day if a courier has thrown my package over the fence, not been able to deliver or not even bothered trying.So, my thoughts before I tried this?Well, at £14 a 1kg roll compared to £20 for my regular brand (Which in itself is quite cheap) I thought I would carry on using it as long as it worked). I mean, £6 a roll is a MASSIVE saving, in fact its a case of buy 4 get one free....effectively.However, I will not be continuing to buy this because of the price. I will continue to buy this because its a good quality filament.Buy it for the price, buy it for the quality, makes no difference.I spoke to Eryone before I bought this and asked them a few question and Ill summarise the answers.Why is this so cheap?Well, its cheap because Erone make and sell their own filaments. This means that there is no reseller taking their cut. This means that the savings can be passed on to you the consumer.You only have two colours. Are there plans for more?The reason they only have two colours is because they are a newish company. They have started off with the most sought after colours and in the future they plan to introduce more colours. I have suggested they introduce purple as I like that colour LOLDo you have a facility to give away free samples so people can test the product or colour?After explaining that the supplier I regularly use gives away a 10M free sample with every spool sent out in a colour of your choice Eryone thought the idea was nice and they would certainly look into the idea themselves. Now, at the price they are selling their filaments Im not sure if they would be able afford to be able to do that.CONCLUSIONI am more than happy to make Eryone my number one supplier for filaments. However, as they only supply black and white at the moment Ill only be able to get that from them. Ill continue to use my previous supplier for coloured filament but for blacks and whites these are now my number one "Go-To" suppliers.

Thee best marble filament!Rarely get any stringing at all, even after a roll's been open for a month.Warping is virtually non existent - This PLA sticks to the bed very well. It's one of the few filaments I never do a first layer check with.Temperature range seems quite flexible.... I've gone as low as 195 without problems, but for modern day/faster printing 210 seems to be more of a sweet spot... though up to 230 still has good results.This filaments is generally quite happy to get the job done with any settings... It rarely causing any problems.

This looked awful on the spool, all over the place, and the filament itself is not straight. I'm not convinced the width is perfectly consistent either.However that said, it prints easily, with a few issues. The pot (pic) came out nicely, but had issues with the overhangs that it really shouldn't, and the curves weren't completely smooth either. I think that might be due to the inconsistent width. The bowser model came out well apart from the lower jaw which was completely messed up. I used supports, so this is an adhesion issue with overhangs.

Eryone PLA Blue Filament: A Solid Choice for Versatile 3D PrintingEryone's PLA blue filament has consistently proven to be a reliable and user-friendly option for 3D printing enthusiasts. Here's a breakdown of its key features and performance:Pros:* Excellent Print Quality: This filament delivers smooth, detailed prints with minimal layer lines, resulting in professional-looking finished products.* Easy to Print: Eryone PLA is known for its ease of use, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced users. It adheres well to the print bed and exhibits minimal warping.* Vibrant Color: The blue hue is rich and consistent, adding a touch of visual appeal to your 3D creations.* Good Dimensional Accuracy: Eryone PLA maintains accurate dimensions, ensuring precise part replication.* Affordable Pricing: This filament offers excellent value for money, making it a budget-friendly choice.Cons:* Some Moisture Sensitivity: Like most PLA filaments, Eryone PLA can be susceptible to moisture absorption, which can lead to printing issues. Proper storage in a dry environment is essential.Overall:Eryone PLA blue filament is a reliable and versatile option for a wide range of 3D printing projects. Its combination of print quality, ease of use, and affordability makes it a popular choice among the 3D printing community. While it's important to store it properly to avoid moisture-related problems, Eryone PLA consistently delivers excellent results.Recommendations:* Storage: Keep the filament in a dry, airtight container to prevent moisture absorption.* Printing Temperature: Adhere to the recommended printing temperature range of 190-220°C for optimal results.* Print Speed: Experiment with different print speeds to find the best balance between print quality and speed.