AMOLEN Silk Multicolor PLA Filament 1.75mm,S Series Spiral 4 Spools Pack B, 4×1KG

I had previously tried a different kind of filament from amolen. It was their glow in the dark color change filament. I did not realize when ordering that you could only see the colors when it was actually glowing. This was not at all what I wanted. It still printed well and I gave a decent, honest review. After the company reached out to see if they could do anything to help I was so impressed with their customer service I gave it another go. I ordered their black/red s series and their rainbow fast change s series, and started to print on the red/black today and it's absolutely amazing. It prints beautifully, really easy to work with, and the color change appearance is amazing. I cannot wait to have some more money to be able to try their blue/black.

This filament prints super easy and looks great. Layer adhesion and bed adhesion were perfect, no bubbles or stringing.

Incredible! I had searched for months for a "quick color change" filament like this, you can get incredible color changes on as small as a 1g print. PERFECT for 6g prints, incredible for larger ones. This really shines on prints that have "hills and valleys" (think topographical maps) - It also really shines with tapering shapes, wider on the bottom, thinner on top. With tapered shapes, you get more dense color changes on the bottom that slowly get larger and larger as the filament starts having to filler smaller spaces. (Note the chimney on the Benchy compared to the bow/stern. Amollen makes an incredible product and stands behind it! WORTH EVERY PENNY! While this is a *PREMIUM* filament, it's still reasonably priced given its uniqueness & quality. (For the price you also get a piece of mind that the company will stand behind their product) - I DID NOT GET PAID TO SAY THIS IT IS MY GENUINE OPINION!!!

I bought this sample pack to test out AMOLEN's products. I've printed a few parts with each sample spool. I used the same bed temperature for each spool, 65C initial layer, 60C for the rest of the print. Winding was good except for the marble, and that was only for some outer windings.Silk Copper: This was my most successful of the four sample materials. I printed a temperature tower, small keychain for my wife and a T-Rex skull. I used a print temperature of 200C for the keychain and skull. Adhesion was great and the parts came off with small amount of effort after the bed cooled. I printed at 0.12mm layer thickness for the skull and it looks amazing! I used 0.2mm layer height for the keychain and tower and they're both smooth with no defects. You'll see some stringing in the temp tower and skull, this might be remedied with some print settings.Silk Gold: This was by far my most difficult material. I tried printing at 200C with 0.3mm nozzle but after about 30 layers it would clog up. I switched to a 0.4mm nozzle and it lasted a little longer. I ended up printing a temp tower after trying IronMan four times. I made some adjustments and semi-successfully printed Iron Man the fifth time. He was still really stringy and the detail wasn't that great, this could be due to scaling it too small. I ended up using a print temp of 215C. This filament was pretty brittle compared to the other three and snapped on me once while switching it out.Marble-like: I didn't have too many issues with this material. I printed a test cube and Minas Tirith (a city from Lord of The Rings) at 200C and it behaved well, but there was quite a bit of stringing on the city that I had to clean up. Otherwise, the part looks great! The spool was wound pretty bad for the outer windings and bound up a bit as the city printed. The inner windings look better though.Glow in the dark: This was the most fun to print with so far. I printed Zero from Nightmare Before Christmas for my daughter. The nose and collar were printed from orange and red PLA. I printed the glow in the dark at 200C and it was REALLY stringy. I super glued the parts together (Gorilla Glue brand) and they stick together great. The material glows really well, especially if it gets direct sunlight.

The media could not be loaded. After years of pretty much continuous 3d printing, I am pretty jaded about filaments and how they often lack the same brilliance shown in their promotional photos and videos once I’ve used them at home.Not the case with this filament. It is pretty in the pictures, but it’s way, way more amazing in person. This is officially my favorite filament that I have ever used. It reminds me of the “oil slick rainbows” you sometimes see on the ground after a light rain.This color way is clearly not idea for some projects. It’s extremely busy, and the color change is incredibly short (which is what creates the awesome effect). But for the right prints, it’s so, so good. Added bonus: it does neat things under a black light, as well.The other new colors in the S-series are also pretty, but this is my favorite.Works fine out of the box on Bambu X1C AMS AND Bambu P1S AMS. Also ran the smaller roll direct extrusion on my X1C with no problems. Print with normal generic PLA settings on Bambus.

This is for the Silk multicolor rainbow. So basically this is a tricolor that has been forcibly twisted 4 times per meter. Rough guess. For small prints, it looks great, but once you start doing larger prints, the layers begin to fuse together. Other than that, no clogs, breaks in filament and consistency seems really good.

Es un color tipo acero

Leider hat das Filament viele querrillen. Da ich mit einem 3d stift arbeite, läuft es nicht durch den stift und stockt immer wieder. Ich musste viel weg schmeißen.

Bon produit plusieurs coloris très sympa ma fille se régale.

Lo compré por curiosidad y probar el filamento multicolor. Me llevé una muy buena sorpresa al imprimir a 208ºC y la cama a 55º. El acabado es perfecto y al iluminarlo con luz negra cambia totalmente el color. Lo recomiendo para piezas de decoración.

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