3D Printer Filament PLA 1.75 mm 1 kg/2.2 lbs Black

This stuff is awesome! I previously used Hatchbox PLA only, but am also on a budget. I ran out of a filament mid print and asked if a friend of mine had some I could use. He had recently ordered this stuff in Blue and had never used it but didn't know what he wanted to use it on, and it was his first time as well. So gave me a full un-opened spool and asked me to let him know what my thoughts were. For 2 spools I can get 1 spool of Hatchbox, and get pretty much the same results. I had to back down my temps by 5* than what I normally use on my Monoprice Makerselect with Microswiss but it prints awesome! My new go to filiment for sure!

Update, I changed the nozzle on one of my printers and this filament started working. I have had great success with this companies filament and love that it is manufactured in USA.I have used many spools of your filament, but this spool has big problems. I believe the diameter is not consistent. I have tried printing with it numerous time and the nozzle always plugs soon after the print starts. I switch to another spool of filament and had not problems.

Zyltech filament PLA and PETG are both excellent products. They are a reputable company with quality products and good customer service. I have printed a lot with their PLA and PETG and have not had any issues once I dialed in the temperature (I'm sure you all run a test for every new filament you use, right??!). The material will adhere to a clean LEVEL (trammed) printer that is calibrated to print. If you are experiencing issues, CHECK YOUR HARDWARE (twice...). make sure your firmware and slicing settings are correct. If your filament feeder isn't geared (planetary or externally) you will NEVER get a consistent feed and you WILL experience grinding and poor flow.. If you have ever responded with "...but I can print fine with x.. brand or color." you may need to rethink what you are doing. If you can print with some but not all materials is a clear indicator that there is a calibration or knowledge issue and that it isn't that hard to make a 3D printer "print". Can it print successfully, with high accuracy, consistently and with multiple material types and colors? If yes, then rate filament, objectively. if not, go back to the basics and leave off your comments. If you think you know it all, YOU ARE WRONG. I can produce crisp, clean, beautiful prints with a high level of confidence, just slice and print. Final note, Zyltech Carbon Fiber PLA is unbeatable, especially for the price.

Prints amazing for the price and Zyltech has great customer service. Highly recommend. I would however recommend buying direct from them, filament is cheaper and you get free shipping on orders over $75 if you look around hard enough you may find a 15% off code out there.

Bought it cause it was cheaper than the other stuff I was using but after a few prints, I got better results with this. Prints feel smooth at .08 and it corners nicely. I will be purchasing rolls of this for years now.

Not sure if it was the 3D printer I was using or this material but nothing worked and I bought them both from Amazon. Also had a heck of a time getting my money back for the printer. Didn't even bother trying with this.

Great filiment! This is some of the best stuff that you can get for the price. This bundle pack makes $15 per roll totally worth it. Since they have been getting much more popular their prices have gone up.

Absolutely love this stuff, just wish they would keep the black filament in stock. Constantly out of stock leaving me with almost no other option, unless I want to buy overpriced hatch box crap