Polymaker PLA Pro

[@joshaklese4969]

I saw an other content creator use a PLA pro product and it impressed me. It seems like the answer to my printing problems. I now take heed when people say more forgiving.

[@Brudda_Mike]

Idk how this doesn’t have better views good vid

[@brandonroy4ever]

Great vid and information. I'd love to see more! Keep posting more vids

[@masonc73]

What about compared to their polymax?

[@grim6980]

I haven't had much luck with it. I got a couple rolls that were too moist. After drying them they were crumbly which filled in the teeth on my extruder. I had to slow down my print speed to 85% of what I ususauly print at with PLA+. It is togh once it is printed.

[@incept3d]

We also slow down, especially on our large format machines running 0.6 nozzles. Very good point. It will still print faster than PETG (which is often the next step up from PLA), but it does require slowing down a bit. Like most of the higher end stuff, making sure it's dry and slowing down should get you the results you need without needed insane hardware to run it. In general, it's not as easy as Polylite PLA, or any other generic PLA, but it's almost as easy, and the results are definitely much higher end. Thanks so much for watching. We're working on new videos soon.

[@awsome14619]

Intreasting. I'd recommend showing it off in the video. Otherwise, there really is no point in posting this.

[@incept3d]

Totally valid! Aesthetically, it looks exactly like standard PLA. To really show the strength, we'd need to get footage of it performing, and we don't have that. We'll definitely replace the video when we get some good footage of it performing. Thanks so much for watching. We're new to KZbin, but we've got over a decade of experience in 3D printing, so we think the quality of these videos will improve as we go. We're working on some really cool stuff, and hope you'll stick around for it. ❤