3D Printer Filament, Color Change Rainbow PLA Filament 1.75 mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 1 KG Spool, PLA Rainbow Multicolor

I had previously purchased a 4-pack of mini-wood spools from this brand and was disappointed that the ebony I received in that pack was the old formula, which is actually lighter (with a slightly res hue) than the Sandal wood also included in that pack. That version is probably closer to a Texas Ebony than the darker ebony woods, but still looks pretty great.I did however still want to try out there darker, almost black, version so I ordered this. At the same time I also ordered full spools of Sandal wood and the white pine. I was surprised when I opened the box to see that this spool is labeled as Sandal wood, but is much darker than the actual Sandal wood I received (comparison shown in attached photos). I believe this is probably the correct color, but mis-labeled.I have printed with Temps as low as 190 and up to 220 without any issues commonly found with a certain brand's wood filaments (like stringing) and so far it seems to take a stain fairly well, though I have only tested that on a small sample.I have been impressed with the print quality of this brand's wood filaments so I will likely continue to keep it in stock, but the company seems to have some quality control issues especially as it comes to packaging their products. Hopefully they can get those issues sorted out, because this is pretty good stuff.

With my very first 3D printer, I could only print with ABS. At that time, I frequently printed in a Glow ABS. Kids just seem to be really intrigued by Glow-in-the-Dark items and it was a big seller back then. I have looked for PLA in a glow for quite some time and the only items I found were way to over priced for my tastes. Then I stumbled across ISANMATE's Glow in the Dark Filament and decided to give it a go. When the box arrived and I opened it, I saw the same quality packaging that I always see in ISANMATE's filaments, solid box with a nicely vacuum packaged roll of filament. Removing it from the package only took a few minutes and it was set to print. I really appreciate the quality of the spooling of the filament. Nice even rows of filament shows that ISANMATE takes the time to get it right the first time. I normally do a test print, without running a Temp Tower, just to see hoe the filament prints with "Standard Settings" The Benchy printed beautifully on my MK3s. Once the print was done, I let the print sit in the bed and cool and soak in the light. Then I turned off the lights to see how well the glow would show. Some filament I have tried in the past, had a very low glow and it was difficult to take photos without adding some additional light. Not so for this filament, these photos are straight from my phone. There is a little bit of stringing visible but a few extra degrees of heat will fix that and then these will be perfect. The last image is what 3D printing is all about. Our old Christmas tree star died and we had to buy a new one. The star came with a terrible mount that looked like it was made from the top of a milk carton. as tall as our tree id, the star would never fit on top with that stupid mount. I took the mount from the old star and testid it. The "Chip Clip" design is great and allows the star to be mounted lower on the tree and that way it clears the ceiling. The mount had a green tube on top that fit the old star but didn't fit the new one, it was bigger. After 15 minutes of time in the modeling software and 30 minutes of print time and the new star was on the tree. The glow filament isn't as white/white as the star but buried in the tree, you'll never notice.All in all, I have come to like ISANMATE's filament and the price is very hard to beat. If you need to GLOW, give this filament a try!!

The blue violet galactic color looks really good. A little glittery and semi-translucent. I’m on my second spool now.First impression after opening the package was that it was very brittle. Even after 6hrs in the dryer it broke pretty easily. (Couldn’t quite bend it 45degrees by hand before snapping). On the printer though it works great. No bed adhesion issues or excessive stringing that you’d usually associate with “wet” filament.Note: If you print directly from the dryer it seems to be sensitive to temperature change. Usually if I print with it from my dryer it will feed just fine during the printing since it’s rotating in the dryer, but once the print is done and it cools down, I’ll usually find that it snapped where it comes out of the dryer. Luckily I haven’t had it break in the middle of a print. I started drying it before printing, then throwing it on the normal spool holder for the print.

Was looking for slightly transparent and fun colors for Easter prints. I've used 5 other varieties of iSANMATE filament but this is the first time using the transparent glitter. The box arrived with four 250g spools which were tightly vacuumed sealed. The spools were separated with a piece of cardboard. I printed identical objects in different colors with a nozzle temperature of 210C and a bed temperature of 60C. The first layer adhesion was excellent. The colors print lighter than they appear on the spool - you can see this with the yellow and purple spools - the purple especially comes out as a nice rich lavender color. I also like that the glitter isn't overwhelming but adds a nice touch of sparkle.

This is what is usually loaded on my printer. The length of each color seems just about right - big prints will each have a nice gradient, and even between smaller prints, the color change happens at a frequency where I get a different color every print. The picture dragons were printed right after another, and they're quite distinct.Some gradient filaments have a problem where the in between colors turn a bit muddy - not so with this filament. It's vibrant through and through. The spool itself looks like candy.You'll see some stringing in the photo, but I have humidity problems in my print area so it's inevitable for me. If you keep this filament dry, it prints perfectly fine.

I had the glitter transparent gradient purple to blue filament. Prints stringy at the recommended temp, but increasing retraction and decreasing temp helped solve that. Was hoping to use as a lampshade project, but nowhere near as translucent as the photos even when using vase mode and a 0.4mm nozzle. Still nice filament for other projects though

Me costó un poco de trabajo calibrar mi impresora, para este filamento, pero una vez que lo logré muy fácil de trabajar.

La transición de colores es larga pero una vez que se da es de forma degradada lo cual me gusto mucho, el filamento es muy bueno y no hubo que hacer ajustes, utilice los parámetros que venía utilizando para PLA y no hubo problemas.

Very nice filament has a great carbon fiber look to the exterior. Printed at 210c on 60c bed using an Ender 3 v2. The adhesion is fantastic with it, really need to let the bed cool fully before removing a print.Pictured in review is a watch stand I printed using this filament.

Produit impeccable et parfait pour l'impression

Empacado al vacío. Buen filamento sin problemas para trabajarlo y gran iluminación y duración.