TINMORRY PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle, Galaxy PLA Filament 1.75 mm, 3D Printer Filament 750 g x 4 Colors Pack, Galaxy Purple+ Galaxy Green+ Galaxy Bule + Galaxy Brown, Net Weight 3 kg

This was my first time trying TINMORRY filament and I’m very impressed. The silk gold colour is absolutely stunning, it prints beautifully with a glossy, professional finish and has made several of my projects stand out. Print performance has been excellent so far, with smooth extrusion and minimal stringing. The quality is easily as good as (if not better than) more expensive brands I’ve tried, and the price point is very reasonable for 1kg. I’ll definitely be buying again once I finish this roll. Highly recommended if you want a reliable, attractive filament for your 3D printing projects.

Great items to use with 3d printer, easy to use tackles temperature well, easy to clean machine after use, brilliance and glow of material is gorgeous. Been no clogging or snapping/brittle

I recently used Tinmorry Silver Silk PLA, and I'm thoroughly impressed! The silky finish gives prints a beautiful metallic sheen, making them look premium and professional. It was easy to print with no stringing or warping, even on detailed models. The layers blend seamlessly, enhancing the overall appearance. I used it on my Bambu Lab X1C and A1 Combo and the results were flawless. This filament is perfect for decorative pieces, figurines, and display items. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a stunning, high-quality finish! Please see pictures attached of the items printed Inc a pendulum board I designed the letters and words look fantastic

This is pretty decent. I use this with a Flashforge Finder printer. I find the PLA filament made by Flashforge is slightly stiffer / stronger for the particular printed part I require. This is the only reason I have not given 5 stars. In an 'average' printed model / toy - No strength difference is detectable. The packaging is very good and even an additional sealable plastic bag included. I bought this for two reasons . 1. It comes in 1kg reel, which I could not get from Flashforge (in this colour) 2. Wanted to see what the finish is like . I love the copper finish.

This filament printed without any issues on a Bambu A1 Mini, with filament type "PLA Silk" selected. The only thing to be aware of is that "tree" supports should be avoided.

Fantastic product at a great price.

I print a lot with white filament and has tested quite a few in the past. My methodology is usually the following: 1. I check the packaging and how well wounded the filament is in the spool. This is imperative when it comes to avoiding tangles. I was pleased to see that not only this filament was well packaged and vacuum-sealed which makes sure no moisture goes in, but also that a zip lock bag came inside the box, which is not something I had seen before. This will make it much easier to store the spool once I switch colours. 2. I check the filament width in a few different parts. This tells me the kind of environment this filament was extruded and whether their machines were well-calibrated. I measure this filament in a couple of areas when I first unpacked it and then again after using a few meters of it. I was pleased to see that no matter where I checked, I always got consistent 1.75mm. I have seen filaments in the past that thicken throughout the spool, but I have already used about 120 grams of this filament and have not seen it thickening which was a pleasant surprise. 3. Lastly, I try a few prints. I started with a white temperature tower which told me the best temperature for my printer (and Ender 3) and this filament was 205 degrees. I then moved on to something more intrinsic as pictured. This is a textured model of My Neighbour Totoro as found in Thingiverse. As you can see, the texture came out perfect and it's ready to be painted. This model is not to be sanded and the "rough" texture is part of it, and I was really pleased with it. I like printing something that relies on support because poor quality filament does quite badly when it comes to removing supports leaving a bunch of artefacts and being super sticky and hard to remove. Not the case here! 🤗 My settings are the following: - Ender 3 with a Bullseye part cooler - Bed Temperature: 50 Degrees - Hot End Temperature: 205 Degrees - Layer Height: 0.20mm This filament is awesome and so far everything I threw at it came out perfect.

I've been printing PPE Visors for weeks and my usual trusted brand was out of stock so took a punt on this, it has performed flawlessly and extrudes exactly as you would expect, minimal stringing and good bed adhesion, the only blockage I've experienced was down to bed height which is not down to the filament. I went for light Blue which is really nice (almost NHS Blue) and the subtle colours are so much nicer than the standard RGB ones. Like pretty much every brand at the current time I would say the price is too high but needs must - Shame on you Amazon for allowing it, the reason demand is so high is many of us are supplying FREE PPE Visors to the healthcare sector and we are having to swallow higher prices. Rant over, TINMORRY is now in my trusted brands and I will be buying again (hopefully at the right price).

I randomly bought this when I first got my printer and used this with default settings before I could even spell calibration. When I finally did try to calibrate I didn't quite get what the fuss was all about and had to do research to learn that you are not supposed to print silk at 100mms+... And even looking at those prints today you wouldn't know that I did. Needless to add that prints come out incredible now that I actually know what I am doing. If you are at the beginning of your 3D printing journey I can absolutely unconditionally recommend (I am generally a fan but given my beginners experience I want to highlight that this filament is incredibly forgiving and easy to use, just remember that silk likes it hot so dial up the temperatures!)

I have only recently gotten into 3d printing and am still learning the ropes. Anything that can make my work easier is always appreciated and this filament has made my work easier. The product is easy to use, it works great and I really have had no issues with it. Basically, install the filament in your printer, run your project and the project comes out looking great. I really like this item. It has made my transition into 3d printing easier and I have had no jams or anything similar. If you are looking for a good, solid filament look no further.

Este filamento es una excelente opción para aquellos que buscan un acabado de alta calidad en sus proyectos de impresión 3D. Este filamento destaca por su brillo y suave textura sedosa, lo que le da un aspecto distintivo y profesional a las piezas impresas. El filamento viene en una bobina de 1 kg, lo que es más que suficiente para proyectos medianos y grandes. Además, su diámetro de 1,75 mm garantiza una impresión precisa y estable, lo que ayuda a reducir los errores y desperdicios. En cuanto a la temperaturas de uso, ya que no requiere de una temperatura demasiado alta. Además, su baja contracción minimiza la deformación de las piezas y asegura un buen acabado final. En resumen, es una excelente opción para aquellos que buscan un filamento de alta calidad con un acabado distintivo y elegante. Su facilidad de uso y sus excelentes propiedades de impresión lo hacen ideal para proyectos medianos y grandes en cualquier industria. Altamente recomendado.

I'm comparing to other brands I've used for the Ender 3 3D printer and this is by far the best PLA filament I've used. Does not stick too hard compared to other filament which have literally made holes in my printing bed. Comes out very well through the nozzle and have only had two clogs which I accidentally caused myself. It's very cheap and I highly recommend it!

Super fillament