CC3D Max PLA Filament Slate Gray 1.75 mm 1KG 3D Printer Filament 2.2LBS Spool 3D Printing Material Stronger Than Normal PLA Pro Plus Filament Grey Color

I recently had the pleasure of working with PLA Max PLA+ Grass Green Filament for my 3D printing projects, and I couldn't be happier with the results! This filament exceeded my expectations in terms of quality and performance. First and foremost, the Grass Green color is absolutely stunning. It's vibrant, consistent, and adds a lively touch to my prints. The filament itself is of high quality, and the 1.75mm diameter ensures smooth and precise extrusion throughout the printing process. I appreciate the attention to detail in maintaining a consistent diameter, as it significantly contributes to the overall print quality. One standout feature of this PLA Max filament is its excellent layer adhesion. My prints came out with a smooth and seamless finish, and the layers bonded together flawlessly. This filament's ability to handle intricate details and complex geometries is truly commendable. Another notable aspect is the spool's design, which makes for easy handling and storage. The filament unwinds smoothly, preventing any unwanted tangles or snags during the printing process. The 1KG (2.2LBS) spool size is also convenient, providing a sufficient amount of filament for various projects without excessive waste. Furthermore, the PLA Max PLA+ Grass Green Filament is environmentally friendly, being made from PLA, a biodegradable and plant-based material. It's reassuring to know that I can create amazing prints while making eco-conscious choices. In conclusion, if you're in search of a high-quality, vibrant green filament for your 3D printing projects, look no further than PLA Max PLA+ Grass Green Filament. I highly recommend it for its consistent performance, vibrant color, and overall reliability. Happy printing!

I was looking for a particular color, and this filament was perfect! The filament is pretty strong, and I found it incredibly easy to print. It came perfectly packaged and has become my favorite filament to print! I printed a fold-able R2-D2 with a ton of details and some small tabs that snap together. Printing at around 210 with a slow speed (25mm/s) for the outer layers shows a ton of detail and looks great! Additionally, the tabs were able to snap together without breaking, which couldn't be done with some other filaments. In terms of color, the filament appears to change appearance. Under LED lights, the filament looks like a pale gray. With incandescent lights, the filament has an almost yellow color. However, under sunlight, it has a beautiful slate gray color. The finish has a slight gloss to it, so I'd suggest printing with a small layer height. This one of the best filaments I've ever printed. The color is interesting, and the price makes it a great value. The flow seems consistent, and details come out beautiful. It feels sturdy, and layer adhesion is strong. This filament is simply fantastic!

I wrote a positive review for this, but I had to come back and update this review to say just how pleased I am with this. This stuff prints nice and easy and is not picky. I truly love it and I will buy it again. I recently got a DIFFERENT brand pla that is very picky and is being a huge pain in my butt, I was thinking maybe it was my printer or my settings, so I reloaded this pla+ and boom, no issues. So I rate this 10/10. Good price, good performance. This stuff is printing flawlessly for me right now and it's been in my room for 3 months, and I have an aquarium in here so plenty of water to be picked up! i will buy again.

I got this as a first pla to try. Didn't realize it was a tough pla until after I bought it. I've been using a PDI sheet for a bed surface so it's very smooth. I have been using petg and usually just clean with alcohol before printing but I was having alot of issues with bed adhesion until I tried normal Elmer's glue stick. It took quite a while to dial it in but so far I have 65c on the bed and 185 print temp. Fans at 50% I'm not great at dialing in printers and am having alot of mechanical issues with my printer currently so can't further dial it in. But you can get some good detail with this stuff. Biggest downfall 😪 spool windings and memory. I thought some of the pictures of Amazon basics I had seen were bad but this is terrible. It was pinched one strand over the other tight enough thay during a day print it had bent down and pulled the spool off the spool holder knocking things off the table and hanging g off the table edge. 😑 I give the plastic props, the filiment is tough enough that it didn't snap but it almost pulled my printer on the floor with it. After that incident where I came home to find that mess, I started only printing while home. Occasionally overnight. But because of the memory of the coils coming g off the spool I have to take the spool off the holder and twist it to get the loops and kinks out of the filiment or risk a print failing. I'm roughly between 1/3 and 1/2 way through the spool and will continue to run it on short prototype projects. If they fix the winding and memory issue they will have a product on par with prusa filiment in my opinion. Ask Stephen at cnc kitchen to do a side by side with his test equipment for actual printed product testing. I would buy again for the price knowing I need to respool it

The only in depth reviews I leave for products purchased from Amazon are for filament. It's always such a headache sifting through all of them and trying to decide for yourself if its the roll you want. Returning bunk filament is easy, sure, but the potential headaches, printer damage, etc is not worth the gamble. While there is a lot of honest reviews, i cant help but feel like a majority of the bad ones are always from impatient people with badly tuned machines. I only say this because i consider myself a beginner and while i have really honed in my 3d printing skills, i am using a very simple Ender 3 V2 with no "hardcore" upgrades. It's simply turn on > heat bed> level bed in under 5 min > load filament > print! So my point is: i let the videos and pictures speak for themselves. And i am a beginner printer. Overall, im super happy with this purchase and the quality is great! I didnt even know this was "MAX PLA", its the first PLA ive ever printed at 215c. Bed adhesion was excellent, I didn't use a brim for the benchy. Layer adhesion was excellent. Again, the reviews claiming/showing bad layer adhesion most likely have some serious issues with their printer. I never have and never will use glue, painters tape, etc because a properly built, calibrated and well taken care of printer should never need it. For what its worth, I use a smooth non-textured glass bed. Not only was the adhesion great all around, but the material really is stronger. I was putting a ton of flex pressure on the benchy and it truly feels stronger. Last but not least the vacuum seal was excellent and super tight. TBH, I could do without the "resealable" bag and just use a regular disposable one, because it is an extreme pain in the ass to close.

I bought this because it was yellow and it was low cost. Yellow wasn't a color I had used before. I had significant issues with first prints under extruding so bad the surface looked more like a popcorn ceiling than a flat surface. After investigating, I think the spool I got was too soft for my Titan extruder or it was getting clogged. I changed my cura flow setting to 150% and it's printed like a dream ever since. My volcano hot end loves this stuff, at least at 150% flow. This is the first filament I've had issues with, but it's working well with that one adjustment. It sticks to clean bare glass and comes off without issue. I printed with stock Cura settings except changing flow to 150. Temps were 200 degrees nozzle 60 bed.

Prints very well

my new favorite . this is a custom pla with additives , and from what ive seen its stronger than pla + and runs as fast as pla 2.0 . ive gone thru 5-6 ro;;s of different cc3d max colors . light grey/ brick red. army green . and they have all been great . you really do need to raise the temp by about 15 degrees for the hotend and around 70 for the bed . and its worth it to do all the filiment calibrations .

初心者です 安かったので購入しましEnder 3 S1 Plusにて使用しましたが230度、65度で印刷しましたが 剥がれやすく糊を塗ってもダメでした QiDi PLUS4にて同じ設定の230度、65度にて印刷すると嘘のように張り付きが良く失敗なくプリントできました 多分ノズルとのクリアランスの精度の問題なのかと思います

Excellent filament. Great layer adhesion and will print without any issues at 215/65 degrees. Highly recommended.

this is good filament for detailing and has slight transparancy

El filamento se imprime muy bien igual que el PLA común, sin embargo si he notado una mejor flexibilidad contra el PLA que es lo que yo buscaba. El color me gustó mucho ayuda mucho para ver los detalles en la impresión.

Excelente filamento, fácil de imprimir, resistente ojalá añadan más colores.