PLA 3D Printer Filament, PLA Filament 1.75mm Bundle Dual Color Filament Silk PLA, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 250g x 4 Pack

Prints great using their settings on the side. HOWEVER each and every roll broke up when unloading from my AMS. It was almost like it was dry and brittle. Not sure why or how to solve this. None of my other filaments do it, thank goodness, I don't want to be fighting to get pieces out each print!

The rolls are very small

I got the 4 pack of dual coloured filaments, and wanted to print a dragon using the black/red one. I used my same settings as I do with my regular plain Elegoo PLA (220°, 1.2mm lines, 60mm/s) and the dragon came out COVERED in zits. I managed to salvage it in the end with a lot of cleanup but it was a sucky process. So then I decided to change some things and print a benchy. I let the filament dry in a food processor for about 3 hours, then I changed my settings (205°, 2.0mm lines, 40mm/s) and it came out perfect! No strings or zits. :)

Filament is not easy to work with. It constantly cracks in the tubing. Also the jobs always don’t work well as the filament would not where to the plate and would always have a mess. I am using a Bambu Lab A1 printer and I did not have any good experiences with this filament. Do not recommend this filament to anyone.

Overall, a pretty easy material to dial in. When you get the right settings (for me, higher was better), but even then, for thinner parts, the layer to layer adhesion was pretty bad. Colors are vibrant and the material is very pleasing to the touch. Although I am not a fan of the filament "Twisting" during extrusion, leading to prints having the colors shift. On some varieties it's more noticeable than others. The most glaring issue is the KNOT that i ran into during the final stages of one of my prints. Had I not noticed, my print would have been ruined (amongst potentially other problems) layer after layer of no filament potentially. Maybe it was a 1 off, but in the almost 10KG worth of material i've printed in the past 5 weeks, this is the first tangle I've had, and paired with the less than perfect layer adhesion leaves me to steer clear of this stuff for a while at least.