ERYONE Mixed Material PLA Filament 1.75mm +/- 0.03mm, 1kg Spool (2.2LBS) 3D Printer Filament, Marble PLA

I have always been dubious about marble filiments, wondering if they really resemble marble and I am so glad I gave it a go! This filiment was so easy to print with. No need for a temp tower, printed at 210c and came out flawless. Such a bright, smooth, easy filiment. Strong and a clean look. I would recommend 100% Update to add I've tried the green titanium glitter and it is just as stunning, used it for a lenovo legion go grips and my partner is in love with the outcome! You'll need to do temp tower, flow rate and retraction test to get this one right but it's well worth it with the outcome! When the light catches this filiment it glistens and the colour change is stunning

I tried my first print with Eryone marble. Some slight issues with the result but that is due to me being impatient and not running tests first (no, i did not to cube or temp tower, i was that impatient) so the flaws in the print are all mine The PLA prints smoothly and is rock hard when printed. It has great layer adhesion. A nice effect on the marble look. Good adherence and pops off when cooled Next prints will be test prints and than a statue..i think Gargoyle would look great I think a bit more extrusion and outer walls should do it printer: Anycubic I3 mega - 0.4 nozzle Slicer: Cura 3.6 (for some reason S3D plugged the holes for the SD Cards and USB Sticks Temp 205 Layer: 0.3 infill: 20% speed: 40 mm/s (2400 mm/m) Creality glass bed

First of those ‘speciality’ filaments I’ve ever used, perfectly suited for all those statue and sculpture prints. Eryone’s Marble PLA is super easy to use but it does have a few kinks. **First Impressions** I won’t lie. When I ordered this material I was so excited to get my hands on it. Delivery was pretty quick this time, it only took about a week from placing my order on Amazon and the delivery dude to ring my door bell. Everything was going so well. Until I opened the box... I honestly haven’t seen a spool so badly wound. It looked so messy I was ‘a little’ worried it might tangle up at any moment. It was surprising, actually. I bought a few filaments from the same manufacturer and they always came perfectly processed. **So, how does it print?** Miraculously. It is an amazingly easy PLA to work with. Once you get stringing under control, you're good to go. This filament tends to ooze quite a bit at higher temperatures. But running it through a 205ºC nozzle, and with a little help of CURA’s combing mode set to ‘not in skin’, it worked beautifully. Check the photos, they’re not a great quality (taken on my phone, no adjustments made) but should show just how great this material looks! The vase was printed with 0.8 mm layer width, nozzle temp bumped up to 215ºC, and the result was impressive. **And the verdict is…** I wouldn’t be using it for superlong prints without supervision because, given how bad the winding is, I’d be too worried it would jam mid-print. And indeed, I did get a tangle mid-print, which caused me lose a few hours on a failed result. But it looks great, it prints well, helps hide tiny imperfections in your machine’s settings, and chances are your spool will be fine so go ahead, buy a piece (or two) and have fun with it! It’s defo worth it!

Been 3d printing for a number of years now, recently lucky enough to buy a bambu lab printer, as good as it is, it still has issues with the usual stuff. This pla, I just put in the machine on the stock profile, and it printed perfectly first time and looks amazing. I brought it specifically for this project and it's exceeded my expectations. 5 bottom layers and 3 walls, filled with water 8 hours ago and hasn't lost a drop

This is good looking PLA for a stone finish model, or just to make a model that doesn't look plastic. It's very decent PLA firstly, with good bed & level adhesion, but it's the flecked pale grey matt finish that makes it stand out. It is a bit brittle, so don't try to print thin parts or walls, but it's no worse than other PLA in that regard. I don't think I've seen it string at all barring thin threads, but I think the best nozzle temperature for layer adhesion is around 200-210 degrees.

Thee best marble filament! Rarely get any stringing at all, even after a roll's been open for a month. Warping is virtually non existent - This PLA sticks to the bed very well. It's one of the few filaments I never do a first layer check with. Temperature range seems quite flexible.... I've gone as low as 195 without problems, but for modern day/faster printing 210 seems to be more of a sweet spot... though up to 230 still has good results. This filaments is generally quite happy to get the job done with any settings... It rarely causing any problems.

ERYONE never lets me down their filament is nicely wound on to the reel so snag free and the marble is so life like

I really wanted to like this filament. I got a grand total of a single successful print out of around 12 attempts. 2 overnight prints failed when the filament got jammed and no longer extruded. One fail during the day when the print was almost done. Jammed again. All other fails were to do with terrible adhesion. Went through the normal printer troubleshooting steps, relevled, washed the build plate off, auto levelled, reset the Z offset. The moment I switched back to any other filament adhesion was back to what I expect. I just can't recommend this specific filament which is a shame as I have had great success with this companies other offerings. Avoid this marble PLA at all costs though until they can get some actual QA.

This Eryone Marble filament prints nicely without any clogs or stringing. The cardboard spool worked in my Bambu AMS unit without difficulty. It works perfectly as the background for my Pokémon coins. I've already purchased more!

Filament de qualité ! Rendu magnifique. Je suis agréablement surpris par la facilité d’impression ! je suis sur que je vais recomander ici c'est rapide et du serieux

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.

Come da titolo il filamento marble di Eryone è uno dei migliori PLA effetto marmo per i seguenti motivi: • La bobina: “La cura dei dettagli” La bobina di filamento mi è arrivata ben avvolta, ha una seconda protezione di pellicola trasparente attorno al filamento e i lati presenta delle "finestre" per tenere sempre sotto controllo la quantità di filamento rimasta (cosa molto comoda soprattutto in questi filamenti che magari non vengono consumati subito appena acquistati e quindi ci si dimentica quanto se ne era usato), inoltre all'interno foro per lo spool-holder non presenta il tipico rilievo della giunzione dei due gusci della bobina e risulta quindi molto scorrevole. • Il filamento: “Semplicità nei settagi” il filamento ha le caratteristiche di un PLA e l'ho stampato usando il mio profilo standard con la sola modifica della temperatura dell'ugello circa un +10°C. Normalmente infatti con la mia Tevo Tornado stampo il PLA attorno ai 205/208° a seconda del periodo dell’anno e del periodo passato dall’apertuta del filamento; questo PLA Marble di Eryone è stato quindi estruso attorno ai 218°, temperatura alla quale stampo anche il PLA+. Il diametro è costante lungo la bobina e difatti non presenta difetti di estrusione; lo stringing è praticamente assente anche con un profilo non studiato per qeusto filamento e l’adesione è ottima su piatto in vetro (50° i primi tre layer e poi spento). L’effetto marmo è molto bello e si nota particolarmente sotto illuminazione naturale. • Tutte le stampe nella foto presentano le seguenti caratteristiche: -Altezza layer 0.2mm -Larghezza layer 0.5 mm -Velocità 50 mm/s -Temperatura estrusione 222° i primi 3 layer e successivamente 218° -Temperatura piatto 50° i primi 3 layer e successivamente spento -Nessun tipo di post produzione ( la Nike non è nemmeno incollata ma le parti sono solo incastrate) -Tutti i file sono reperibili gratuitamente da Thingverse

J'ai voulu essayer un filament qui sortait de l'ordinaire , vraiment pas déçu encore une fois de ERYONE 🙂 facilité d'impression, aucun paramètres touché pour la A1 en utilisant le profil generic pla. Super rendu