TINMORRY PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle, Galaxy PLA Filament 1.75 mm, 3D Printer Filament 750 g x 4 Colors Pack, Galaxy Purple+ Galaxy Green+ Galaxy Bule + Galaxy Brown, Net Weight 3 kg

I print a lot with white filament and has tested quite a few in the past. My methodology is usually the following: 1. I check the packaging and how well wounded the filament is in the spool. This is imperative when it comes to avoiding tangles. I was pleased to see that not only this filament was well packaged and vacuum-sealed which makes sure no moisture goes in, but also that a zip lock bag came inside the box, which is not something I had seen before. This will make it much easier to store the spool once I switch colours. 2. I check the filament width in a few different parts. This tells me the kind of environment this filament was extruded and whether their machines were well-calibrated. I measure this filament in a couple of areas when I first unpacked it and then again after using a few meters of it. I was pleased to see that no matter where I checked, I always got consistent 1.75mm. I have seen filaments in the past that thicken throughout the spool, but I have already used about 120 grams of this filament and have not seen it thickening which was a pleasant surprise. 3. Lastly, I try a few prints. I started with a white temperature tower which told me the best temperature for my printer (and Ender 3) and this filament was 205 degrees. I then moved on to something more intrinsic as pictured. This is a textured model of My Neighbour Totoro as found in Thingiverse. As you can see, the texture came out perfect and it's ready to be painted. This model is not to be sanded and the "rough" texture is part of it, and I was really pleased with it. I like printing something that relies on support because poor quality filament does quite badly when it comes to removing supports leaving a bunch of artefacts and being super sticky and hard to remove. Not the case here! 🤗 My settings are the following: - Ender 3 with a Bullseye part cooler - Bed Temperature: 50 Degrees - Hot End Temperature: 205 Degrees - Layer Height: 0.20mm This filament is awesome and so far everything I threw at it came out perfect.

Great product. Used it for my very first batch of Lithopane's. The results were awesome...

For those that are unsure on the quality of the filament, here is a 21 hour print using the silky shiny gold 👍🏻 will definitely buy again!

This is pretty decent. I use this with a Flashforge Finder printer. I find the PLA filament made by Flashforge is slightly stiffer / stronger for the particular printed part I require. This is the only reason I have not given 5 stars. In an 'average' printed model / toy - No strength difference is detectable. The packaging is very good and even an additional sealable plastic bag included. I bought this for two reasons . 1. It comes in 1kg reel, which I could not get from Flashforge (in this colour) 2. Wanted to see what the finish is like . I love the copper finish.

Great items to use with 3d printer, easy to use tackles temperature well, easy to clean machine after use, brilliance and glow of material is gorgeous. Been no clogging or snapping/brittle

I’ve only used petg Tinmorry, for pla I use Sunlu. I needed this specific colour so I thought I’d give the tinmorry a try. It’s excellent, a very smooth finish with no layer lines. Colour was accurate. Much better than the sunlu. I have a Bambu p1s with the AMS and the filament was calibrated first.

Fantastic product at a great price.

Lovely colour and finish but trouble with adhesion on smooth plate, and to itself after layer ironing, also clogging 0.2 nozzles half way through prints. Tolerance of +/-0.03 is slightly different than my usual matte brand, which could explain the clogging.