3D Printer Filament Bundle 1KG / 2.2LB, Wood PLA Filament 1.75mm, 250g x 4 Pack - Walnut, Oak, Cherry, Teak

I accidentally printed an Aria Dragon with PETG settings instead of PLA on my Elegoo Centauri Carbon and I thought it was one of the most beautiful prints I've ever made. At .16 height the layer lines were almost invisible to the naked eye. I thought it was a happy accident that printing at 500mm/s at 250 degrees just happened to work out. I then reprinted it at 220 degrees, but still at high speed, and it printed even better! This may not be rated for high speed, but it worked great for me. MAKE SURE YOU DRY IT BEFORE USING! Makes a huge difference in the finish...

I’m not sure what I expected but was excited to get this. I had a print I wanted to look natural and thought if this filament actually worked it’d be exactly what I envisioned. The oak is absolutely fabulous, it extruded well, no issues whatsoever. And the smell as it’s printing satisfies my woodworking heart! My only complaint is the spool size. I’d love to be able to get full size for reasonably priced.I wasnt overly happy with the teak, it printed a but gave a faux look and didn’t layer as well. First printing gave quite a bit of stringing. But subsequent printings were much better but still a bit too faux for my liking(personal taste).An option to get different selections in the 4 pack would be great to avoid wasting colors one isn’t interested in.I’m now curious if it’s possible to stain finished 3d models …

I got the 4 wood sampler, and print with a Wanhao Duplicator i3 v2.1, 0.4mm nozzle. Make sure you pay attention to your temperature, as this is fairly low temp stuff for being PLA based. I printed at 185, max. I ruined a perfectly good nozzle when I used my normal PLA temp of 210. The reels have the temperature range on them, so it's my stupidity.To get the quality I wanted, I needed to really slow the prints down with this, to around 30. I also needed to double the flow to get something close to what normal PLA would be.It's decent material. I will buy it again.

This is by far, my favorite rainbow PLA that I have purchased. I love that it’s not silk so it’s not weak or stringy and the colors themselves are so pretty. It doesn’t get brittle during storage (I don’t put my spools in sealed bags but I live in a desert so moisture isn’t a problem). I’ve purchased it three times now and I will continue to repurchase it because I love it so much.

This filament lasted a long time, and the wood-like finish was spot-on—smooth and natural-looking. No clogs or printing issues whatsoever, making the process hassle-free. Highly recommended for anyone looking for quality and reliability!

It’s a good filament; I didn’t experience jamming even on my .4mm nozzle. Though to be safe I’d probably go up. I printed a cute highland cow (I just needed brown filaments..) I will say it smells like wood as it’s printing though. Not terribly unpleasant though.

Filament prints out great. It even has a slight scent of wood as it prints. Good for projects that need that “wood” look. Doesn’t clog and adheres well to the plate. Color is vibrant.

The colors and texture are good.... however, I had issues when using it with my Bambu Lab A1. The AMS was always calling as if the filament was stuck. I realized that it was because of the particular texture of this filament, the AMS does not handles it well. I have been having to unload and load it again. I can't use it mounted in the AMS, I have to put it in a base, so that the filament redirects in a linear position to the AMS directioner. I tested it with an Ender3 Ve KE, and for machines that only has one filament directly mounted, there was no issue. The filament has higher friction and feel more porous than other filaments with the same design. Yes, I dried it and I had it sealed bagged with driers inside.