What's the BEST 3D Printing Filament I've used?

I've used a variety of filament throughout my journey in 3D Printing. In this video I'll be covering some of the brands I've used, which ones i recommend and why, plus some tips to help you make the best choice possible for the projects you want to make! Enjoy!
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[@imDADDY375]

I just realized that fingerprint are just human layer lines

[@mrs5850]

So glad you said we can use pla for cosplay. Could you do a video on “cosplay” settings wall thickness infill etc. just starting a full build but worried about prints being too stiff etc

[@jonathan__g]

Everytime I printed with Overture PLA it would just come out like butter on my Prusa Mini+ and looked fantastic. I can't recommend it enough.

[@Atomic_Nightmare]

Hello there! You helped me find my first 3D printer about a year ago. An Elegoo Neptune 3 Plus. Never had issues using the gray Elegoo PLA and just bought 10 rolls to prepare for a comiccon in 2025! I'm literally on layer 4 of Slade's helmet from Teen Titans right now. Thank you so much for all your support and advice!

[@keanuzflip]

I've been using Elegoo PLA a lot since its been the most consistent and cheap PLA I've used. They're making a lot of new colours recently aswell and they do free shipping above a certain price so if i ever need extra material, they're usually my go to

[@blazet9860]

Same here. Elegoo is my source, except for silks.

[@Atomic_Nightmare]

I totally agree with you! I was lucky and Elegoo was the first brand I tried.

[@Vitharr213]

Yea same same with me I like the cardboard spools as well

[@Matthew.Ball.]

I also love Elegoo. It was the first brand I tried, and I've never had problems with it. I moved to their PLA+ as my main, and I'm looking to try their PETG soon

[@DeLorean45]

Same, I’ve been using Elegoo PLA for everything for months and I love it! Affordable and reliable!

[@mattzehr4133]

Overture is my new go to, print what works for you. Thx for the video

[@colincampbell3679]

I've done 3D printing for 5 years now! I now have a few different 3D printers, and I also been trying many branded and un-branded filaments. The ones most of the time work well are the PLA + by Sun Lu just as you said they really print well, but you have to tune in the heat and speed etc. to get a good result? I like PETG, yes it can be a pain sometimes? But I do usable prints which need the extra strength, I do use Carbon Fiber PLA as well now! It really is great for printing with and has a bit more toughness while being able to print like normal PLA, Just need a hardened nozzle and the 0.6 mm nozzles are better for this type of filament. I use TPU and now using ABS & ABS + and just a couple of weeks back started using ASA, as I have the Qidi X-Plus-3 so that inbuilt chamber heating and enclosed build area really helps with these high temperature filaments? I just got the Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus last week and it is printing a useful desk top Item for someone at work and I designed it. and yes they have said they will be paying for the work so that's good. The Brands of filament I seem to have found best are as you said some of the cheap ones! Odd but it is true if you find one that works, Then you keep using it. I do have trouble with any silk filament though? I tried so many different brands and all just won't print right? They often just won't stick to the bed even with glue stick on there, Also the seem more able to clog up the nozzles too? Even when I use the working settings for a silk I do manged to print on any of the silks that did not print right, it still was the case the silk just either clogs or comes off the bed just as the printed 1st layer was fine and ends up wrapping around the nozzle in the blob of death. Yes so Sun Lu and Elegoo and Flashforge and Amazon Basics and Eono and Eryone filaments are my choices too! One odd thing I found is, Every filament has to have it's own temps and speeds and flow etc. on One 3D printer to work. But those filament all have to have different temps etc. on every other printer too? Even if say I print on the Elegoo 3 that filament used has it's own settings & temps etc. Then if I use the same filament on say the Elegoo Neptune 3 Max, the settings of temps etc. have to be different again! Same goes for the new Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus I got last week, or the Qidi X-Plus-3 or the FL Sun QQ-S Pro Delta. I live in the UK, so the moisture here is a few levels higher than where you are in the US, So I have to filament dry in the Sun Lu 4 spool dryer I got last month then the spools will be put in the filament bags and a big bag of desiccant and I suck out the air with a electric air pump for storing! I do write the needed heat and flow and such for that filament on the original box or stick a note on the ones that I can't write on? That way I can stick the filament on the printer listed on the box for that one and print without worrying if the settings are wrong? I just have so much filament now it is a big problem storing it all and the 5 FDM printers I now have all also are taking up more limited room I have? The Elegoo Saturn 2 resin Printer I not really using as the water waste issue here is a problem to deal with sadly? My 1st 3D printer 5 years ago was the Tronxy X5SA that one was a pain to level even after buying the pricey new Tronxy all surface detecting Black Coloured Advanced Bed Probe which I replaced the original Blue probe with as it did not work well? So in the end to free up space for the better printers I dismantled the printer and it is back in the box. The 2nd printer I brought 4 years ago the Aquila ( G32 chip ) I upgraded that like mad and it just would not level right either so that be dismantled asap! Just trying to work out how to do Klipper control on the Elegoo printers ( Neptune 3 & 3 Max ) using the BTT Pad 7 now, klipper coding and set up is a bit above me sadly? None of the help videos have helped either, it is very complex if your not a expert in the codes!

[@malibuman792004]

Since I have a Bambu printer, I have used alot of bambu filament. I've also had good luck with Creative filament. Another good one is Geeetech. I've had nothing but great luck with it and it's on sale for around 9 buck's a roll. Just got in 8 rolls of it and it is printing fine.

[@Queue22]

Dude randomly pulled out an axe the size of a tree

[@michaelalanstlouis]

Great topical video Frank. I admit I’ve been sticking mostly with bambu lab filaments for my P1P and probably paying too much. But their prices have come down and buying in bulk can get prices down to around $13 a roll (without a spool). But after this video I feel more confident with getting less expensive brands on Amazon. Cheers mate!

[@Walexander3243]

Love the coverage of filaments. So glad I've been unknowingly using the same!!!

[@sjschauer4235]

I like trying new filaments on occasion when I see a deal. I also try and get filament from US based manufacturers whenever possible, sometimed with great results, sometimes not so great. I recently tried iiid max filament, and it worked great, at first, then I ran into serious jamming issues that turned out to be spots where the filament was just too thick. Another that I tried and LOVED, was 3D_Fuel Refuel filament, their recycled filament. I got bulk order fo that two years ago and it printed so great and was this nice metalic gray that I love. Unfortunately they have never had it in stock since. My current goto filaments is elegoo grey for the model kits of the fighter from my books that I print up for sale.

[@drdoomslab]

Esun pla + was grate then they changed to cardboard spools and the quality of the filament has just nosed dived. Its brittle right out of the sealed pack. I keep having to cook it. Where as the old version of Esun pla+ i still have on the plastic spools still works fantastic. Even after being opened for 6+ odd months. I used to use Sunlu that seemed pritty good and think im gona try it again. I have also been very impressed with Ziro Filaments. Good prices, prints fantastic, interesting colors as well and comes with some extras like zip bag, filament cleaner and a free filament sample.

[@valtsyplenkov4401]

I've been buying a spool of eSun PLA+ once a month on Amazon Subscribe & Save for the last couple of years, and it's invariably been on plastic spools. It does get brittle when opened and left sitting in high humidity, such as springtime when it rains a lot, but the AC is not turned on yet. So, I always pre-cook it. But the print quality is great and I had a few standout props built with without any print-related issues.

[@thesharky1173]

Used Hatchbox for a solid year then tried Sunlu once since it was half the price, hated it. The Sunlu filament was tangled to oblivion, and made me spend $60+ on replacement parts for my ender 3. I will never use Sunlu again. I just got Elegoo pla and it seems really good so far, might be my new go to

[@awesomecreationschannel]

Frank. I've done a thing 😮 After watching a lot of your videos I have finally jumped into the 3D printing rabbit hole and I've bought an Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro 😬 I did buy a whole bunch of filaments from them too with a few different silks and a silver one which I'm excited to try! I know it's a big first printer, but I'm wanting to build Destiny related cosplay outfits so hopefully I can get along with it straight away! 😅

[@FrankDeMamp]

should've gotten a Bambu A1 honestly

[@ItsHydraX8]

Ive had my shitty stock Ender 3 V2 for like 6 years and ran most filaments at it and got away with most things with a fair amount of adjustments. Hackerbox and Sunlu have been my tried and true filaments forever now. Great PLA and PLA+ for my printer. Great coverage of filaments in this review, super helpful. I've barely used any silk brands but thinking I should maybe try them for my own small items and props!

[@raymond3366]

I refuse to buy sunlu, might be great for pla. The simple fact that their ASA filament is spooled on soft plastic that cant even hold up to ASA drying temps. A company who cant spool their high temp filaments on a respective temp spool either don't care or don't know. Bad for business either way. The sad thing is the filament worked great. Tainting their good product with cutting corners is my gripe.

[@Shaerky]

Now you've gotten me scared.... i just ordered 6 rolls of cosplay pla the other day. Im in Australia to so prices are 1.5x what you guys pay..... i may be fu-🦆

[@FelipeGonzalezHerrera]

I use elegoo, tronxy and sunlu filaments. I've used cruelity, ender (yep, there's and ender branded filament), eSun, polimaker and a lot other "expensive" brands, but they all printed the same so there's no point on wasting extra money.

[@bpkop1387]

If you live near a Micro Center i highly recommend the inland (micro centers "house" brand) pla+ and tough pla. ive never had an issue with either of them. ive used a couple silks and they were ok but that was years ago so im sure theyve updated the formula by now. Plus they frequently run sales for a few bucks off a roll. Also the workers in the 3d printer section have gotten better and better and tend to shoot pretty straight on recommendations. (your mileage may vary)

[@michaelsaltzman3492]

Micro Center has also has a nice law enforcement discount on their filament

[@MotocrossRider155]

I bought my 3d printer at microcenter and got a few spools of their inland PLA+. Its fantastic for the price

[@TJoker---]

Been using SUNLU silk and I love it. My P1S already had the settings dialed in and have not even needed any post processing.

[@peterpeter5666]

Used alot of sunlu lately, love it and easy and quick to get from amazon when your stuck

[@ALLMX_XD]

Sunlu is amazing and also pretty cheap (maker from Mexico City)

[@MythicalBuilds]

i love my sunlu filaments! i've even bought their recycled pla filament and only had 2 clogs which resulted because my extruder was too tight and was pinching the pla while it pushed it thru.

[@BigPatEnergy]

Living in AK, it is hard to buy straight from some manufacturers. I have to go through Amazon for almost everything. I was using Hatchbox but have switched to Overture and they have worked wonders for me. Including the Silk PLAs.

[@calank923]

Weird you say that I had anycubic filament and it worked fine. Stuck it in my dryer for a few hours just to see and it totaled my old ender 3 v2 I was using when my Bambu was doing long prints. It worked great till I dried it than it clogged. Cleared the clog and resumed the print only to come home to another clog that exploded out the hotend so much so that when it got to the next print (print by object was on) it shoved the bed down so hard it shattered the glass and broke rollers off the bottom of the bed, Broke the bl touch, destroyed the extruded/ shroud. Wasn't worth fixing so replaced it with a A1 Mini for my back up printer. Haven't dried filament since and I'm in Maryland it's humid all summer no issues. My go to filament now is hatchbox though it is like $25 1kg but it prints awesome

[@stephen-hf1rr]

I print all my props in sunlu pla+ or kingroon pla+ I can leave a roll on my printer for months in Georgia and have never had a problem with moisture.

[@cheshirecatproductions]

I've used the generic PLA+ from microcenter and Sunlu PLA+ for Iron Man suits.

[@DonnyDonnMendoza]

I typically max the build volume of my Bambu A1s (non mini) for most of my prints and with the 0.8mm nozzle, Bambu lab black basic pla and a full build plate it never goes well. Change the colour of the pla and everything goes back to flawless. Change the material or brand of black pla and it’s also flawless. Reduce the size of the print by 3mm and suddenly Bambu’s black basic pla is flawless. A very odd specific to one filament type and colour kind of problem 😂

[@crucifixroarband8838]

I usually stick with Hatchbox, I usually have pretty good success on all the printers I’ve owned

[@andrewharbert987]

Hey literally just started out and I am waiting for delivery of my very first printer. Thank you so much for your channel! It is amazing! If you have a second can you explain the difference between the SUNLU PLA and the PLA+ and maybe why you want one over the other in certain situations? Thank you again! Amazing channel!

[@itspokebtw]

I am using Bambu Lab filament, no issues so far. It's great

[@lalalove027]

Been using PLA most of the time but summer in the Caribbean isn't a good match for it. Had a print I was gonna paint warp less than an hour outside and I gotta redo a sign I made for a friend's house since it's also warped over time. Gonna start experimenting with PETG and see how that goes

[@elliotrhodes5988]

Hey Frank, please read this. So I’m trying to make a helmet. The printer I’m working with is at a library. I need a little advice to get started and I don’t really have much skill or knowledge about this stuff. I know the basics but I need a personal boost. 😅

[@Andre_M_3D]

I have bought almost every single type of pla on Amazon here in Canada. Probably a few hundred rolls. I will say some of the cheaper no-name brands surprised me. Elegoo is always great, Esun is great, kexcelled is good, sunlu is not bad, gratKit is good, Jamghe is surprisingly good, sovol is just OK, polymaker is amazing, iboss is good, overture is great, CC3D is meh, IMEI is good, Ereyone is usually very good, Anycubic is meh, Voxelab is good, kingroon pla is meh, Giantarm is usually good, Creality ender is meh, Jayo is pretty good, JustMaker is not bad. Isanghu I do have a few rolls but have not tried it yet. I am probably forgetting some but like I said I have tried many many and the best are sometimes, the no-name brands. It is getting hard to find a bad PLA these days. And I like the look of the mate pla's as of late. ELEGOO is one of those I like as even regular pla comes out a bit mate

[@mikestewart4752]

Have you tried any Canadian made PLA+ from 3D Printing Canada? It’s great, AND it’s made here! I just received another 10 spool order yesterday to keep me going. This stuff just prints and prints and prints.

[@Andre_M_3D]

@@mikestewart4752 not yet. I may look into it though. Thanks for the suggestion

[@rjtopper68]

This is a great video, helped me out a lot. I've been getting a variety testing out which works best. I'll weigh what I've picked against your suggestions. Question though: What are your thoughts on the cardboard spools vs plastic? any noticeable difference?

[@saskiot]

I bought 3 rolls of ovature silk gold and they would always tangle 3 rolls and none of them were wound right. I had to babysit my prints. Never buying them again.

[@Epyon757]

ESun has been my go to since I started 2 years ago. Prints come out smooth so I’m happy with it. If I leave it out too long it does get brittle and snap so I try to use it up before that happens.

[@Tomcat_Centauri]

Let's face it, since Cosplaying and 3D Printing have become some pretty big thing, there's always a Company out there trying to market us the exact same product as everyone else but for twice the price because they added "Cosplay" or "3D printing" on the label. PLA will always sand like poo poo, i don't see how they can engineer it in a way that it behaves like another material. Same thing with most products labelled as "specifically for 3D printing" that just turn out to be some kind of glue or solvent that you can get everywhere, but with a 50% markup in price. Right now i'm mostly using EcoPLA from 3D Jake because that's where i order most of my Printing Stuff, it's an EU-based website. I've just printed a whole Mandalorian armour with my 1st Gen Anycubic Kobra Plus. I thought the filament was producing strings, but it's just the Kobra that have an issue with the wipe settings, stringing was just gone as soon as i turned off wiping. I also had really good prints (minus the stringing) with Polymaker Polyterra PLA, and i'm going to try some PLA+ from a French brand called Arianeplast.

[@0ProjectNexus0]

I usually use sunlu pla but I might think of trying other brands because both of my rolls are almost out

[@JOLLYGREENWORLD]

Hey I'm new to the 3D printing world and I'm looking at a few people using ASA or ABS for cosplay, what are your thoughts on those? Also I see you have a few builds on Amazon, do you have any on your YT channel that is a step-by-step walkthrough/guide from start to finish? Thanks!

[@SReese-lq6lm]

next suit should be "Iron Man Armor Model Unknown (Explorer Armor)" [The red and Black should look amazing]

[@ninjacats200]

My go to fillament is Inland. Reason is cause that's what my local Microcenter sells and I don't have to pay for shipping. XD. I do have amazon prime though so I could order from there and not have to pay for shipping. I did actually buy Tecbear and Visdream filament from Amazon before. When I ordered my first 3D pinter I got Tecbear cause it was cheap. I also got some filament that looks like marble but I have no idea what company its from. Also ordered when I first got my 3D printer. I got the Visdream more recently and its special fiament designed for making airless basket balls. But my printer is too small to make full size so I'm gonna try to do one as big as I can get it and then do a bunch of airless tennis balls just to have fun with and mess around with.

[@blackcanyonmodelworx6060]

I tried Fremover and all of my Bambu printers hate it. It will not feed or extrude at all. I took the same filament and tried it on my Flashforge 5M printers and my Elegoo printers and it does the same thing. I try to stick with mainly IIIDMAX and Hatchbox. All of my printers print those great no matter what. I am in Colorado and also don't store my filament in anything. Just leave it in it's box and that's it. I have 2 dryers just in case but have only really used them for the rare PETG I have used. Like you I mainly stick to PLA or PLA+ as I mainly print figures and busts and then paint them.

[@michelefromflorida7852]

My favorite pla is polymaker, overture & elegoo. They print great on either my baby x1c & my elegoo Neptune 3pro. I like Bambi’s matte filaments but they’re crazy expensive compared to elegoo , sunlu, overture& polymaker. I use to live 3Dsolutech. Personally hatchbox prints puke hot garbage in either printer & clogs immediately every time I try to use it. I also threw out a few rolls of geeetech. It wouldn’t print on any printer at all it was absolute garbage.

[@michaeldooley111]

my first filament was the creality standard white that came with my ender...it was TRASH. got given a half roll of esun pla+ and have not looked back.

[@TheMNWolf]

I personally like using ABS because it is a dream to finish and it is so easy to weld if you have to split prints (acetone). But, and this is a really big but, this stuff is highly toxic to print and you absolutely need to either print it outside or use an enclosure with a high quality activated carbon filter. It's also an absolute pain to get your temperatures and cooling just right, and some things will actually require cooling with ABS, but once you get it dialed in, it is a dream.

[@Impy386638]

I've mainly used elegoo. I've tried anycubic and it wasn't as smooth of a finish I'll try sunlu now I think just to see. I've only printed cosplay in black or grey as well, never thought about trying red. Black and grey seem to always be the cheapest. I'm using Bambu as well but I think elegoo looks the same. I just tear off the cardboard sides and stick on Bambu spool and they print like butter.

[@ImmortalReaver]

I don't use PLA for anything that I'm putting work into. I live in the Detroit area where we only get about 75 days of sun per year and I've had pieces melt and warp just waiting on spot putty or bondo to cure.

[@PaulB-ou8gw]

Hey frank, I want to start 3d printing cosplay suits but I don't know which 3d scanner to buy. What scanner would you recommend for fitting 3d prints to my body?

[@astrophysicistguy]

Been using Hatchbox exclusively but might try the SUnLU as I'm about to embark on a Halo MC build and will need some serious amounts of filament so saving $5/roll will add up

[@billyriordan913]

I've been using a lot of Eryone silks, as well as Geeetech and Duramic silks and mattes. I've tried Sunlu black silk, and it clogged constantly, but I may give it another shot.

[@MrHeller55]

Overture and elegoo atr great filaments for cheap but I will say they are not spooled great and have given me a lot of tangles in my ams. Elegoo sometimes has a sale on their website for 4 black 2 white 2 blue 2 red for $115 which means $11.50/kg which is an insane deal.

[@curley1441]

Love Sunlu , was the first filament I got off Amazon always works great for me. The high speed or the plus for my Anycubic Kobra 2 Max works the best. Esun is my second choice.

[@AnarchyintheNYC]

Random question: In a previous vid Frank showed himself painting OUT supports under the dome of a helmet because they were unnecessary. does anyone know what vid that was so I can just see about how big an area he paints out?

[@dakonx7049]

Ive been using sunlu pla+ since the beginning and i was scared as hell by silks since they caused a clog on my ender 3 max neo that cost me a whole hotend, granted i was a beginner and messed stuff up. With my p1p now i like to use bambu mattes and silks for raw prints, yk the printer alwys prints better with its own filaments, but for cosplay i stay loyal to the good ol’ grey pla+.

[@JustGee3D]

Does anyone else just get stuck in their ways? I've been into the hobby about a year now and I've only really used PLA and PLA+. My goal is to start using PETG, ABS and TPU filaments just to try stuff out! Oh, and great video as always Frank!!!! 🔥🔥

[@CaptainLakes]

I have a question idk if youll see this but ive been trying start printing smaller things but im trying to print parts for the akira mark 85 but ive struggling either way adhesion and the nozzle getting stuck and i dont know how to fix it

[@mraljewari9381]

Sunlu is not consistent, I returned my last order due to bad filament I switched to kingroon. Man it is the best

[@christopherdvincent6631]

I just got transparent pla and it keeps clogging, I put my white pla plus back in and it’s fine. Anyone got a fix for me? Thanks

[@BrentWrenn]

i like PrintBed filament, Sunlu, Matterhacker, a few others

[@Terreos]

I don’t know if it’s actually any good but I keep buying Elegoo pla because you can buy in bulk. $110 for 10kg worth of filament? I don’t know if anyone else has that good of a price. Plus since I’m new to the hobby and the print fails or I printed something in the wrong size it’s not that painful knowing I only wasted a few dollars on a failure.

[@syko2695]

I used to love eSUN PLA+... until I got a P1S and it breaks inside the AMS tubes every 20 seconds.

[@ryanduncan2381]

I like reprapper strong pla. I've used hatchbox and its good as well. I just got some tangled pla that I haven't tried yet.

[@The_Vhibe]

Frank is getting ripped! 💪

[@BABYBOI-r6u]

this is probably a stupid question but what would you think of printing a tpu cowl or mask like a tpu Michael Keaton batman cowl i feel like there's not very many videos on that i think it would be sick if you made something like that but its your choice really

[@MakerBees333]

Not stupid question at all, TPU is the best filament that can be printed on most machines. Cutable with scissors, sewable, (gluing is the only downside but can also be done with a powerful solvent) Best of all impervious to impact damage, tearing, shattering and can be abused for cosplay like literally nothing else. ❤ try it out, many affordable TPU on Amazon and have not personally gotten a bad one yet.

[@therick0996]

Sunlu is shockingly good for what it costs. My argument for ABS/ASA would be it sands like a dream. And I have a fully enclosed printer

[@astrophysicistguy]

Totally agree. The whole "keep your filament dry' thing is just internet hype. I'm no e pert but I talked with the owners of a 3D printer company, guys who were building printers from scratch long ago and they said it's all basically BS. I live in Florida and do nothing but have m6 filament on my printer in a typical air conditioned house and after over 3800 hrs of printing the last 3 years I've had exactly zero issues from "filament that is not dry" ...

[@68at97]

is bambu filament overpriced? I dont want to be getting ripped off as its where i buy all mine right now, i like the fact you can refill their rolls

[@JordanBuilds3D]

I used sunlu once but it wasn't pla. I forget what it was but it was horrible after that I went to esun and never looked back

[@Thevampman24]

currently testing out some VoxelPla and it prints real nice out of the pack on my X1 and if I set it to Outer wall first I can barely see the layer lines

[@star_rose_three]

Where did you find that huge luffy?

[@trekgod3]

My go-to is ESUN PLA+. Great for just about anything, especially firearm frames

[@Shaerky]

Was about to fall asleep... i can make room for oneee more videoo

[@---ey6hj]

I’ve always wondered if there was a difference between the “high speed” filaments for fast printers and the regular pla filaments, guess there isn’t any?

[@kyleg1472]

You need to try Elegoo’s Rapid PETG. Prints like PLA

[@nightriseyt]

Quick question how did you attach the back of your mk39 helmet on the main piece

[@PointBreakStudios977]

Numaker is a brand I have seen a lot lately it’s cheap than some but I think it would be worth looking in to

[@darkragnarok484]

And what about abs, it's easier than ever to grind, including chemical treatment

[@Ghxzt2161]

Always been a fan of your videos. I learned a trick from a fellow printer I met in my local farmers market. He has the Prusa XL with the 5 print heads. I was curious how his overhangs were extremely clean. He prints in PLA but the supports are PETG. Since they don’t stick together, it leaves no marks from the support and since his printer has multiple print heads that attach magnetically, there is no material waste like an AMS. This could be a huge step towards less sanding and with the printer, being so large, larger print pieces.

[@jonnystearns8010]

My ender 5 plus and ender 3ke hates white filament. Other color is fine.

[@haveafuntime]

4:55 - 5:02 same! and i have a cheap ender 3 v3 SE and i buy the filament off TEMU

[@b10hz4rd]

Have you had any experience with the new Sunlu high speed PLA?

[@Mason_n_Coalette]

I NEED a 3d printer I ain’t got the money 😢

[@karlfinn3559]

I can only get good prints with petg filament on my Ender v3 se

[@ptaf92]

What do you do with the print support bits that get pulled out? Are they recyclable, or could they be melted?

[@starwarsgeek7567]

Hey I'm getting a 3d printer soon what type of cad software would you suggest to make highly personalized stuff (like helmets, props, etc)?

[@Chrisisthebest28iy]

Your thoughts on silicone filament what do you think about it

[@AsherOLenick]

I’ve just been using the filament they sell at micro center

[@emrysbatson3193]

I would like to know how you feel about Glow in the dark filament?

[@jeffbeach4732]

Love your videos, I use Sunlu, ELEGOO, GIANTARM, Eryone

[@Skoopa92]

I've used quite a few filaments and my go to now is Duramic pla plus. It's just been working so well on my cr10's and my new Bambu A1, i've also started getting elegoo filaments for the multicolor prints!

[@Arc-Props3D]

Were did you find the file for the kajiu Axe file?

[@dezaina9961]

Now I need to know this one.

[@Maronicam]

Classic PLA-wise, I tend to use 3DActive, Tarfuse. Recently started trying Kingroon, but their PLA needs to be dried for about 12 hours and that costs. Tarfuse is always in a vacuum bag that's in another vacuum bag.

[@greenhornfishing9442]

I ve used polymaker and esun pla which have held their own..

[@LordWiseWolf]

Love sunlu. It runs great in my bambu, it’s plastic spool gives me less issue than Polymaker cardboard. Which makes me sad cause I love Polymaker it’s my personal favorite, but I can’t beat the price of $15 for a roll and $25 for two.

[@YourBuddyDinec]

Polymaker is my daily driver and my preference if they have the color I need. I've used CosPLA B a number of times in the past and had no problem with it on a heavily modified Ender 3 but at the same time i live where I have to keep my filament in sealed cereal containers with desiccant or they will explode so 🤷‍♂

[@warwolf555]

Any recommendations for good back-up power banks? I've been debating getting one incase power goes out during long prints but am unsure which ones are good& dependable. Might also make a good comparison video.

[@acgamingpresents9070]

My worst experiences have been with Sunlu PETG and white Elegoo PLA of any kind. The Sunlu wouldn’t stick to the bed no matter what, and the White Elegoo always clogs.

[@sebastian_olthuis]

For cosplay i would look into the revo nozzle for the x1c you can switch between 0.15(just use 0.2 Profile) and a 0.8 for big parts in 30 seconds and the higher flow is also nice addition

[@colson6]

I use Print Bed filament PLA and PLA +