SUNLU PLA+ 3D Printer Filament, Pack of 8, PLA PLUS Filament 1.75 mm, 0.25 kg Spool, 8 Colours, Black + White + Grey + Mint Green + Sky Blue + Cherry Red + Sunshine Orange + Lemon Yellow

Great quality, especially for the price. Good adhesion, prints smooth as silk and hasn't snagged once. If you're buying the bulk box then you'll have a great selection of colours. Very pleased!

I was unsure about the colour (beige/skin) when it arrived, on the spool it looked quite pink. However, when printed it's perfect! For your typical white-skin model, the colour is excellent. Not too pale, not too pink. I got the filament specifically for this Sonic model, and I think it turned out well.The filament worked great out of the box with standard PLA settings, nothing special was required. The filament behaved well with no printing difficulties like warping, stringing, etc.The only drawback is the spool's centre diameter is huge, making it largely incompatible with the Bambu AMS lite without an adapter ring. I've not yet tried in a standard AMS. The spool dimensions are approximately:Outer diameter: 195mmInner bore diameter: 75mmWidth: 58mmMaterial: Plastic

Excellent product really stood up to a pretty intense print

Edited 5th Nov to add 2 stars as Sunlu, after checking photos etc, refunded the cost so I can buy again. As people say, it is not the problems it is how you deal with them, I can recommend them as their customer service will respond quickly and they will fix it. Shows customers and product perception are important to them.I have other filaments which are 1.6mm near the end of the spool, I assume this is because of tension stretching the filament on the initial windings. Again I guess the filament is warm when wound on as it takes the shape of the spool. In this case as it is a 1kg spool (other were 750g) perhaps the weight caused tension in the final windings too ? I will unwind 10% of the spool sometime and see if it goes to 1.7.So buy with confidence as they do their best to sort out problems with no arguments. The plasticky smell I believe comes from certain colours, this was silver, perhaps clear will be better.I have been using ice filament but thought I would try this for a change as the ice went to 1.6mm diameter towards the end. This was 1.7 to start but quickly went to 1.6 !!! Easily seen as it was producing bad layers and the top layers were missing the edges. This is caused by small diameter causing backlash in the bowden tube coupled with not enough filament being extruded. 1.6mm is 10% too small, a massive amount in filament terms. Increasing flow rate to 112% fixes the problem, and confirms the lesser diameter.Another problem (on the silver one anyway) is fumes. Other makes have never been a problem but I got sore eyes being in the same room when printing. Out of the box the filament smells 'plasticky' and more so when heated.Deserves a star for being flexible (maybe just thinner so bends more :( ) but could have it's uses. Use in a ventilated room and use a vernier gauge to check diameter before each print and adjust flow rate to suit. Doubt I will use any more as just too risky, no idea what the fumes are.I will ask amazon for a refund but doubt it is worth returning due to weight, I will return it as long as Sunlu refunds Amazon as not their fault.Don't buy it loads better out there. This is my first ever bad review.Sorry but can't recommend it

At first, I had a lot of trouble with adhesion with the Sunlu Filaments on my Ender 3 with the glass bed, and also in a Flashforge with the PEI bed, but they's print just fine on the blue surface in the Flashforge.A bit of research revealed that the coating on the glass bed, and the PEI need to be toasty hot to activate the stickiness, and they loosen when they cool. Also, I was using the included Flashforge calibration card. I remembered seeing something about using A4 paper to do this, so I grabbed the nearest piece of A4 and set up the Z axis with that. It happened to be one of those extra thin sheets the NHS send their doctors letters out on.Instant result. the build plate adhesion issue was solved and nothing even tries to curl at the edges now. I print on the glass bed at 75 degrees for the first layer and let it cool to 60 after that. this results in excellent adhesion and the cooler bed prevents upper layers from pulling the print up, while the initial temperature ensures the first layer has enough time to adhere before it cools. Also, be patient with thin flat prints, let the bed cool down completely with the print held in place before you loosen it, this will prevent warping. It's the same story with a PEI bed. At first I took the PEI bed out of the printer when down and set it aside to cool quickly. I actually heard the print crack and warp as it cooled too fast!So far, I've used 15 Different SUNLU filaments, Silk, PLA+ and PLA, all have been great and printed perfectly when using the recommended settings (and a nice tight Z clearance) strength is great on all, and no issues with bridging. The only jams I've experienced were on the horrible quality Flashforge, which got sent back, no issues yet with the Creality.PLA+ needs the extra temperature but is a more consistent print with greater strength for it.

Grate basic filament, prints fine on my Ender 3, Ankermake M5C and Bambu Lab A1.Layer lines are not too noticeable and had no issues with adhesion.Most prints i have used this with have been bashed about a bit and i have had no issues with any layer separation.

Previously we'd been using Flashforge's own PLA filament with our Flashforge Adventurer 3 Pro and it was definitely satisfactory, but due to costs involved, I decided to try a different brand that had been recommended by several other 3d printer users. I've so far only tried this SUNLU brand PLA+ filament but for the cost, the quality is absolutely outstanding. The pigment is beautifully opaque, as opposed to the other filament we were using which was somewhat translucent, and the edges come out incredibly crisp and detailed. We've had barely any issues with the filament clogging the nozzle either, and because it comes in bigger spools, it's far more value for money!Can't recommend this enough, absolutely spectacular filament, looking forward to trying others in their range!

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Gutes, zähes Material, welches mit den richtigen Einstellungen immer ein sehr gutes Ergebnis liefert. Stabile Teile zB für den Modellbau sind sehr fein druckbar. Kein Stringing, extrem gute Layerhaftung.

Totaal geen problemen. Geprint op 205 graden met mijn Ender 5 Pro.

Jamais déçu du PLA Sunlu, couleur Pink Sakura achetée pour la saint Valentin, un rose avec un rendu fantastique !

Ho recentemente avuto l'opportunità di testare il filamento PLA di Sunlu per la mia stampante 3D, e devo dire che sono rimasto piacevolmente sorpreso dalla sua eccellente qualità a un prezzo conveniente.La stampa con il filamento PLA Sunlu è stata impeccabile sin dall'inizio. La sua consistenza uniforme ha contribuito a stampe dettagliate e prive di difetti. Ho notato una buona aderenza agli strati e una resistenza strutturale sorprendente, caratteristiche che ci si aspetterebbe da un filamento di fascia più alta.Ciò che rende davvero eccezionale il filamento PLA Sunlu è il suo prezzo conveniente. Nonostante la sua qualità superiore, questo filamento si posiziona sul mercato con un costo accessibile, rendendolo una scelta ideale per chiunque sia alla ricerca di risultati professionali senza dover spendere una fortuna.Inoltre, la lunghezza del filamento è più che soddisfacente per il suo prezzo, offrendo un rapporto qualità-prezzo che pochi altri marchi possono eguagliare. La confezione contiene abbastanza filamento per numerose stampe, garantendo un'esperienza continua senza la necessità di frequenti ricariche.In conclusione, se stai cercando un filamento PLA che offra una combinazione vincente di qualità e prezzo conveniente, il filamento PLA Sunlu è la scelta giusta. Non vedo l'ora di continuare a utilizzarlo per le mie future creazioni 3D senza preoccuparmi del budget.