ERYONE Sparkly Glitter Shining PLA Filament for 3D Printer, 1.75mm +/-0.03mm, 1kg(2.2LBS)/Spool, Red

After researching reddit for the easiest marble pla that also looked good. Someone on reddit said they printed this with a 0.2 nozzle with no clogs so that gave me confidence with my 0.4. I also bought the duramic marble(haven't tried it to compare yet). Not only do I and everyone I ask prefer the darker marble color of eryone, it prints so easily!! The 1st filament I have had zero stringing with! I dried the new roll at 50c for 8 hours on each side to be safe so that may have helped. I really like how the spool has so many cutouts, I feel like it helps dry the filament better. I printed at 205c and 60c bed on a longer LK1. I'll update the review with better photos layer.A+++ I'm about to buy 2 more rolls of eryone even though I have an unopened duramic marble. My mom loves statues and this color and print quality is unbeatable. The price is amazing as well! It went up $2 from my 1st purchase but it's worth it.

It took me 2 orders (first one was "damaged" and returned) to finally get my Galaxy Red filament. Let's just say I rarely get excited about filament anymore because I most order the same thing over & over again. But this Galaxy Red is a "fun" filament to use.It's not as "sparkly" as I would like it to be but I still like it nonetheless. It has a very rich, deep red color which I really like.I would like to order another spool but unfortunately it appears it's not available anymore on Amazon. I can get it directly from Eryone but it's about $9 more a spool. I may go with a different color this time.If I could change 2 things with this particular color it would be this:1. Add more sparkles.2. Lighten the shade just a bit.Still love it as it is. Would love to find a spool with the 2 points I made above.

I am really impressed with how bright the Green glow in the dark PLA is it is truly amazing, I printed it using my normal settings for PLA and it printed beautifully. If you are looking for a great glow in the dark filament I highly recommend trying some out, you won’t be disappointed.

I absolutely love this filament, great alternative to Prusa's galaxy black. However the box was not taped shut, and the spool could've easily fell out of the box during shipping. It also doesn't help that they ship only the filament box with no outside box/bubble pouch or anything, so anyone can see what it is and possibly take it. If it wasn't for that, I'd give this filament 5 stars.

I should have listened to the 1 star reviews! When this filament prints, it is gorgeous. But 9 times out of 10 this filament leads to a print failure. My printer is fairly well dialed in. I can load any other filament I have and print a model, no problem. But I load this up and it will fail nearly every time, usually 2 to 3 hours into a print which wastes time, money, and plastic, to say nothing of driving me crazy. Nothing fixes the problem.Bed adhesion is horrendous. I have a steel sheet coated in PEI and a CR Touch. I barely ever have first layer problems. Since using this, I have re-leveled the bed four times, replaced the nozzle, slowed the first layer down to 5mm/s, put the first layer to .3mm, and set it at every temp from 200 to 230. I have tried brims and even rafts extending 20 mm away from a part. I have set Z Lift to avoid running into curling filament... NOTHING works. I want to love this filament because the one time it works, it is gorgeous....Layer lines are almost completely hidden by the glitter effect. But it's not worth the hours hunched over your printer watching to see if the latest tweak will finally make this work the way it should., and then tearing your hair out when it fails.

This is my goto filament brand. Well packaged. Well sealed. Tangle free. The marble unlike most leans more toward a natural looking marble and not a white with specks in it. Prints amazingly well at the correct temp. What more can you ask for!?!?

Green is my favorite color. I have like 30 different rolls of green, but when I saw this one I knew I had to have it. The website pictures (roll and model) showing it being a much lighter green than it is in person (on the roll and in the prints).Comparing Eryone's green Burnt Titanium series PLA it to other filament types/colors:-In my first pic (with the concrete stairs) I am showing what the filament looks like as a dragon wand. It's an overcast day.-In my second pic (with a hallway in the background) you can see the green much more clearly as the wand is now inside with light coming through the windowed screen door.-In the third pc I have the roll, a benchy made from the roll, and 4 dragon wands. From left to right they are this filament, Bambu Lab Metal PLA gray, Giant Arm PETG silver, and Ziro PLA midnight green.-In the fourth pic I have the same as the third with the exception that this filament's want is expanded out.-In the fifth pic I have this filament's wand on the left and Ziro's midnight green on the right.As you can see in some lights it looks almost black, but in the right light it's a very deep emerald sparkly. This has easily replaced Ziro's filament as my favorite dark dark green filament, and is easily currently one of my top 5 favorites (I have a lot).EDIT - I just added 3 pictures of a dragon I printed in 3 different lights. You can see the color shift from an almost blackish/bronze in back lit sunlight, to very dark green in shadow, to dark green sparkle in direct sunlight.EDIT #2 - I purchased their Gold burnt titanium filament and it is equally awesome.

Buen filamento, muy estable y se puede trabajar a muchas temperaturas

Isn't super good at sticking to the bed, so be sure to use a brim or some kind of adhesive. And it's slightly brittle, bending a piece off the spool it snaps at about 160°. But overall it prints really well on my Sovol SV06 with a hardened steel 0.4mm nozzle at 190C. And the effect it has is great at hiding layer lines.

Lässt sich super drucken, super Optik!

Filament sympa dans la nuit. Imprimé avec une x1c j'ai eu de meilleur résultat avec une imprimante de vitesse standard. Première fois que j'imprime ce type de filament et je n'ai pas eu de problème majeur au final. Le filament est un peu plus fragile que le pla basic et je conseil de le chauffer un peu avant de l'utiliser !

Ich habe ein Filament für Vasen und Blumentöpfe gesucht und bin auf dieses Burnt Titanium Red Filament gestoßen. Was soll ich sagen, der Effekt ist genial. Je nach Beleuchtung schimmert dieses Filament in verschiedenen braun-lila bis rot tönen. Die Optik ist absolut genial und fast nicht als 3D Druck erkennbar.Dabei ist echt superleicht zu Drucken. Ich würde mal sagen PLA „Standard“ 215 Grad first Layer alle weiteren 210 Grad. Druckbett (PEI Platte) 60 Grad. Hält wie Bolle. Kein kein Stringing oder Shadowing erkennbar.Wer mal ein besonders Filament sucht, wird hier fündig.