HATCHBOX1.75mm Black PLA 3D Printer Filament, 1 KG Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 3D Printing Filament

We prefer Hatchbox for our prints at home, so it's what I bought for stuff I'm printing for my lab at school. The material printed well and the red color is really nice. It's a dark red, not Crayola. I expect the watch glass holders I'm making to last a long time.

My go to pla filament. A little pricey but confident in printing and prints.

AHHHHH-MAZING RED COLOR!! I was beginning to think that a deep red filament just simply did not exist in the 3D printing world. This Iron Red is rich, deep, and really RED ...not ketchup red!

Works.

Filament is wound nicely and prints really clean. No stringing, clogging, or tangles. Good bed adhesion during print, easily removed when it was cooled down. I would buy again.The only con for me is that the filament roll does not fit on the Bambu Labs A1 AMS lite. This can be fixed by printing an adapter from MakerWorld, so it didn’t stop me from printing what I wanted. I was just annoyed that I had to print the adapter first- and I’m impatient and just wanted to get to my project.

I love this brand. It is fantastic for what I do. Unfortunately my first package got lost and was never delivered but working with the seller I was able to get a replacement before my next event, will definately order more.

I started with this company out of research/reviews. I've gone through 2.5 spools of the stuff so far (black, light blue, and grey) on my Ender 3 V2 Neo. All have been consistent and reliable to print. I did recently try to switch to a different brand (Polymaker PolyTerra in black) and was shocked by the difference in quality. Although the polyterra looked nice also, it was on sale for $5 less and it couldn't get it to print a full print with out becoming tangled. With Hatchbox, I haven't had a single spool tangle, clog, or issues with adhesion. I'm very happy and impressed and will be continuing to use them for the foreseeable future.

I have been 3D printing for 5 years and owned a QIDI, Prusa and Reality. By far the Prusa is the best and it works well with almost all filaments. But when you get into the QIDI, it is far less forgiving with all types of PLA. However, the Hatchbox brand is very steady with "draft" printers like QIDI. Consistent prints and no strings or pimples. When you use the Hatchbox in the higher end printer (Prusa) the bottom of the print is smooth and tight and when using supports it seems easier to remove. Aslo, Hatchbox has added many new colors