iXCC Basic Series PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Diameter (Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm) - 1kg Spool (Approximately 2.2 lbs) [Pink]

It's not the cheapest, but spend more and cry once or spend less and cry every time you use it. This is great filament. Smooth and flowing. No perceivable imperfections.The first roll of filament I bought was the cheapest I could find. No matter what I did, I could not get my printer to extrude for more than 1/2 a layer. Not believing the filament could be that bad, I was ready to trash my printer after more than a month of trying to get it work. Before I did though, I bought the iXCC filament. I can't believe the difference! Now I'm getting beautiful 3D prints.I will buy this again, and be brand loyal if the other colors are as good. I'm trying red next.The pictured dog and cat were done with a .5mm nozzle.

~7 hour print ruined by tangles and stuck to itself in the spool.Tangle was so tight, my extruder pulled the spool & holder forward to fall over!Feel lucky my printer was not damaged.See attached photos. Stay away from this stuff!!Was going to return; but, have just missed the return date.I will have to re-spool this roll to use it & baby sit it for every print.I didn't have to do this with that "H" brand that is out there, get what you pay for.

I normally buy HATCHBOX filament, but I needed this color for a project and wasn't going to be able to get that brand in time. This filament was a complete waste of money. The prints are sloppy, and no manner of adjusting the temperature on the print head has remedied it. Not only that, but the thickness must be very irregular, because it has jammed my printer twice. Now I've wasted money on filament I refuse to use, and I'm going to have to purchase a new hot end just to get my printer unplugged. Do not settle for second-rate filament.

I got this only because the Hatchbox white I normally get was out of stock. The dimensional accuracy is pretty good and I didn't have any major issues while going through the entire spool. However, the color isn't super white - it's slightly off white and just a little bit translucent, so if you're looking for a cool opaque white, look elsewhere. Also, this bridges a bit worse than the Hatchbox white. Not enough to be a problem, but just something to keep in mind.

I bought this filament because it was super cheap. But I am using a MakerBot Replicator, and didn't want to buy the $50 reels of Makerbot filament, so my idea was to just feed this into the printer as is, or rereel the filament on to an empty Makerbot spool. Neither of those worked. When feeding it in to the printer, the filament got tangled on itself, or when i hand-reeled the filament onto the larger Makerbot spool, there was a looooot of breakage once printing started. I'd get 2 hours into a print, then the filament would break off and would pause my print or cause it to cancel for a 'Printer Jam.' Definitely do not buy if you are planning to do what I did. The plastic is too weak to handle being reeled onto a new spool.

My first roll of filament for my start at 3d printing, after hearing storys of people having all sorts of problems with what not I found this to be very forgiving to the inexperienced but there is no temp range on the label but I find that it seams to work very well at about 190-195 no warping and stringing is rare if ever.

I'm almost through my second role of this filament and from what I've seen it prints fairly well. However there is one major problem that I've had with both roles so far, the filament is packed so tightly around the spool that it tends to get stuck unless you loosen the filament before hand which can be difficult on long prints or when you aren't around, the tension has caused some printing defects occasionally, and has even caused the spool holder to move around and fall off of the desk and break. Oh and the white filament is more of an off white than pure white, I found this out the hard way after doing a 40hr print for a piece of a project only to find out it isn't the same white as the rest of the pieces.

I had a couple issues with stringing when printing small objects but I had more issues with dimensional accuracy when using this filament. It seemed to shrink more than some of the other brands I have used.Also the red is a little more muted than in the pictures. Was hoping for a deeper red.But overall was great value ($14.00 is what I paid).