RepRapperWood PLA, Wood Dual Color PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament with Real Wood Fiber, Walnut/Natural, 1000g

I recently had the pleasure of using the Reprapper Tri Color Coextrusion PLA Filament for my A1 3D printer, and I am thoroughly impressed. Here’s my review:Stunning Multicolor PrintsThe Reprapper Tri Color Filament produces absolutely stunning prints with vibrant and seamless transitions between colors. Each layer blends smoothly into the next, creating a beautiful gradient effect that adds a unique touch to my 3D printed creations. The multicolor capability allows for intricate designs and realistic color patterns, making my prints stand out.Excellent Print QualityI'm amazed by the print quality achieved with this filament. The details are sharp and precise, showcasing the capabilities of my A1 machine. The filament extrudes smoothly and consistently, resulting in clean and professional-looking prints every time. Whether I’m printing functional parts or artistic models, the Reprapper filament delivers exceptional results.Easy to UseUsing this filament is a breeze. It adheres well to the print bed, reducing the chances of warping or adhesion issues. The filament feeds smoothly through the extruder without clogging, making the printing process efficient and hassle-free. It works seamlessly with my A1 machine, requiring minimal adjustment to achieve optimal print settings.VersatilityThe multicolor feature of this filament enhances its versatility. I can create a wide range of objects with intricate color details, from decorative items to educational models. The filament performs reliably across different print speeds and layer heights, allowing for flexibility in my printing projects.Durability and ReliabilityThe Reprapper filament is made from high-quality PLA, ensuring durability and reliability in my 3D prints. The finished objects are sturdy and exhibit good layer adhesion, making them suitable for both display and functional use. I have confidence in the longevity of my printed creations with this filament.ConclusionIn summary, the Reprapper Tri Color Coextrusion PLA Filament is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to create vibrant and high-quality 3D prints. Its stunning multicolor capabilities, excellent print quality, ease of use, versatility, and durability make it a top-notch filament for A1 machines. I highly recommend this filament for both beginners and experienced 3D printing enthusiasts.

If you can deal with a few minor cons, which aren't terrible, then this is great PLA filament for the price. I've bought this three times already. twice in 3k black and again in 3k white. I recommend itCon1: the spool itself doesn't have the usual double holes for when locking/securing the end of the filament when storing. It has a hole, but not a double hole, which means you have to loop the end of filament into a knot, wrapping over top edge of the spool to secure the end stand. Sounds minor until you want to dry your filament on a roller dryer, it won't roll because of the knot interfering with the spools outer diameter. not a huge deal, but wish it had double holesCon2: the inner diameter of the spool hole is only about 33mm, and if you want to hang this on a rod shaft then that must be no larger than 32mm. Not a huge deal, but it's significant. I printed my own spool holder (shown in orange petg in my photos) to hold the spool. works great.Con3: It's a little particular about how you feed the printer from the spool. If I don't pull from the spool straight up vertical then it tends to KINK into the side crevice of the spool, causing tangle situations. But I found that if I feed it by pulling straight up then that seems to work great.Pros: it's a really nice PLA black filament. I print it at about 12-16 mm3/s max volumetric flow rate in Orca slicer with a PA of .98 - I can print at 300mms no prob.

The media could not be loaded.  This is specifically for the gold/copper/purple color. It’s beautiful and has a gradient like effect while still showing different colors at different angles. Printing a large dragon with no issues upon taking out of the package.The tile also came out great.

First off, I received a discount code from the manufacturer to purchase this product after purchasing an initial roll.Pros:Inexpensive after discount.The color is a really nice deep orange. I wouldn't call it red, but it is a nice shade of orange.I haven't had any real serious issues with this filament.The sellers emailed information for how to use the filament. If you're new to 3D printing and haven't read anything online about temperatures and/or build plate adhesion, I guess it could be helpful.The sellers also send discount codes for future purchases of this filament (see cons below in regard to the number and content of other emails though).Layer and bed adhesion are fine. I did have some issues with warping. The filament tends to like to higher build plate temperature (i.e., 70°C) for the first layer to get things to stick nicely. Blue tape also helps.According to the manufacturer, the spool is partially made of straw and is perhaps for environmentally friendly.Cons:The company sends far too many emails trying to solicit positive seller feedback and reviews. One unsolicited email tried to explain why they decided to raise the prices of their filament from ~$15 to ~$20. Their reasoning was basically because other manufacturers charge that much. While it was nice that they also provided a discount code for future purchases, I'm not sure I will be purchasing more after I run out of this batch.I wouldn't necessarily put this filament on par with others in the $20 price range, but it performs okay for a sub-$15 filament. There are far better options out there in the $15-$20 range, in my opinion.Some reviewers have noted concerns about the appearance of the spool. I actually like that fact that it appears to be made of renewable materials. However, there are no cutouts in the side, which would allow you to see how much of the filament remains. Also, the spool is not completely rigid and some spools are wavy/bent. The center spindle "hole" is not completely round and seems to catch every 90° or so. I moved to a dispenser where the surface rolls on bearings, which somewhat alleviates this. However, the sides of the spools are also warped. One of the spools I purchases is warped more than the dispenser bearings are wide, causing it to catch on the side of the dispenser. No amount of adjusting seems to fix this.Overall, the price was fair (with discount, when I purchased it), but I probably won't purchase this brand again. Emails from seller were generally off-putting.

Me preocupaba la calidad del material, resultó bueno y los colores salen súper bien, no enredo, solo necesito un poco más de temperatura, a 205° y cuidar de atascos, queda mejor con boquilla 0.4 que con 0.8

Overall quality it is pretty nice. So far so goodPrint temperature hotend around 205 and bed at 60Did couple of the calibration and flow cube.

I’ve bought others. They all had printing issues, which I worked around but wasted pla often.This roll just printed perfectly every time. Stick to glass heated bed, pops off great, prints overhangs without the overall print sagging and the hole becoming squished in the z like with other cheap pla.Texture and flexibility even when new is exactly right for printing.Comes with resealable bag.Going to try their blue next

Das Filament ist sehr schön

mi sembra che in confronto alla pla monocolore che uso solitamente questa sembra un po più fragile