Four Multicolor Silk Filaments That Are Easy To Print

[@RC-Flight]

Just picked up some silk tri colour to try out. Thanks for sharing and making this video. 🇨🇦

[@hotfix7387]

I realize the chameleon filament is advertised as a silk filament, but to me it is something completely different being a dual extrusion. A great side effect of this filament is that it stayed the same level of shiny no matter what print speed I used (thank you Silk Tower Test on MakerWorld - that isn't just for silks). I like the chameleon so much I have bought extras and given them away to friends because it is so different and cool. It made a great Cthulhu bust given how dark/sparkly/shiny it is.

[@christopherlyons7613]

Great video as always. Do you know of any rainbow filaments that have quicker progressions from color to color so they can be used on smaller prints when lots of color is desired? What settings & speeds did you use with these? Did you just use a generic filament profile or did you calibrate?

[@Shadowmosesarea51]

Great video buddy , love your content , I bought my first printer being a Bambu P1S , I need your help in regards to filament and toughness , I’m printing cosplay stuff mainly , what PETG brand would you suggest

[@ThisisDD]

Overture and Sunlu make great stuff. AceAddity if you're looking for good but lower cost. If you'll be painting it, it will require a bit of work.

[@Shadowmosesarea51]

@ thanks buddy , yes I will be painting it but I will be printing as slow as possible for better results as I’m in no rush for the stuff.

[@christopherlyons7613]

Biggest issue with PETG prints is dialing in your settings. Much more finicky than PLA. Definitely run through a calibration sequence for each type of PETG brand/style you print with. Personally I like Elegoo Rapid PETG but have had pretty good luck with most PETG regardless of vender.