Used this for an academic application. Very pleased with results, could use better instructions however for slicer settings.

I really like this filament. And super happy that you did profiles for it

It's good filament, a little stringing in the supports, but the model came out fine.

Prints great!! And it's cool how you can change it from matte to gloss with temp changes

I am working on 3D printing for tool storage in shops/garages. PLA prints fast and cheap, but not strong enough and will melt in the summer. I haven't printed PETG, but I am not liking the performance and slow printing speeds that are required.

PCTG is pretty close to a PLA print, and your .json filament file was plug and play. The materials I am generating at strong and fast prints. It's perfect, and I'll be buying more to take advantage of the bulks savings.

Only quibble is that sometimes the responses on your social media asking questions can be slow...but I know its hard to be eveything to everyone when you are a small business.

Many thanks...I'll be in touch soon.

Evan

Excited to see quality products being made in America again

This PLA + is not only tough but also prints great.
I print a couple AR grips and they turn out perfect, I definitely recommend this product.

The filament was easy to use. I just used the generic PLA profile on my A1 and it printed flawlessly. Happy to find a good American made filament.

Color Was As Expected and printed nicely.

Prints smoother and cleaner than any filament I have tried in 3 years.

Excellent results. The best filament I've worked with this far.

Highly recommend this product!! Arrived sooner than expected and some of the best filament I have used on my Creality printer! Best of all?? Made right here in USA!!

I had used the website to design and print a few lithophanes. But with the software you get a ton more capability. It allowed me to improve the quality of my lithophane's and for the $25 price tag you can't go wrong. My only wish was that i had bought it sooner.

Filament prints nicely out of the box with recommended temp ranges and speeds. Bambu profiles are a good enough starting point for further calibration.

This material is very similar to PETG chemically so be careful with your plates and bed temps. I have a smooth PEX sheet and it held perfectly during printing at 70C with 265C nozzle temp if I’m remembering correctly. Haven’t tried lowering the temps yet for matte finish or any direct comparisons to PETG. Will update with any major findings.

Spools also seem good quality and it looks like they actually send you 1kg of material instead of 1kg of spool + material, but I could be wrong. The spools are filled to the max, barely fitting in my AMS.

If AF is reading this and can reply, are the raw pellets also made here in the US? I like that the filament is manufactured here, but would like to know about raw material sourcing and how it might be affected going forward.

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