WYZworks PLA 1.75mm [ Purple ] Premium Thermoplastic Polylactic Acid 3D Printer Filament - Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm 1kg / 2.2lb + [ Multiple Color Options Available ]

Adhered well to my heated glass bed, and nice hard prints. However, ive needed to manually re feed the filament into the mechanism after it snapped on a few occasions. Seems to run fine for when printing. But like i said, may snap if left idle.

Used it to print a Mario themed block and it looks amazing

I am printing Valentine hearts and wanted a shinny Red Silk filament. This filament is more Pink (Very Pretty Pink) than red but printed very well at 215C 0.2mm on a Prusa. This is a 4 hour print and printed flawlessly. It was vacuum packed with descant and the wind is ok. It has these weird inserts (like broken hub caps) that are suppose to make the holes smaller but the nubs that hold it on were broken off and they just fall off. I would suggest to the manufacturer they are not needed. I printed without the hub caps on. Overall I am very happy but it is PINK and would never be mistaken for red. I would give it 5 stars if they called in Pink or if it was a True Red. Since they call it Red and it is actually Pink I am taking away one star. If your looking for silk pink then buy this filament.

I got the maroon color to fulfill a customer order. The color itself is good, adheres to the build plate well (I only use PEI) and layer adhesion is good. Unfortunately the winding wasn’t that great and the filament itself was pretty brittle. It kept clogging the hotend of my printer, causing me to disassemble it twice. This never happens with the Overture filament I usually use, but this was the only maroon I could find.

smooth clean prints

I got this filament in, it was in the bag for a couple of years. I started to print with it on my Ender 3, there was a tangle in the filament that was not visible when I started the print, long story short, I need to replace a few parts on my Ender 3 now, it's printing on another printer just fine. It prints well aside from that issue. The Ender 3 had been going since 2018 with little maintenance, the printer did not break just because of the tangle, the parts of the extruder were warn down as well as the hotend. The extruder stepper broke due to overuse and the stress from pulling on tangled filament, the filament also stuffed up the ptfe tubing because of the heat creep caused by the filament not being extruded.

I have tried more than 3 dozen different brands and types of 3D filaments in the last couple of years. And I have to say, this is by a huge margin, this is my favorite filament! I look forward to getting a bunch of their different colors to use. The khaki is my favorite, but the gray is also phenomenal! I haven't had a single problem with either color, and I'm on my third roll. It is very tough stuff indeed. Very happy with this brand!

I've only printed a small sample so far with my MPMS. It prints well, sticks to the glass bed fine, the color matches the images advertised, and it appears to perform on par with other "economy" PLA I've used (i.e. Inland, Monoprice, etc.). The one quip I have is that the end of the filament is sticking through the center of the spool (had to remove the center adapters so it fit my larger filament spindle) so as the spool rotates during print, it pauses and then thumps past the filament. This flopping past the end of the filament hasn't impacted the quality of my prints, so other than the sound and visual effect, it appears to be a non-issue (*note - Monoprice and Inland PLA spools rotate smoothly during prints). The remaining issue to be answered is whether or not the filament comes off the spool without tangles as has been reported recently with some other brands. Time will tell.