Hackka 1.75mm 1KG Wood PLA 3D Printing Filament

Very nice Wood PLA I’ve been buying the way more expensive wood PLA and thought I would just try it. I’m soooo glad I did this stuff in awesome! The string is really bad but I sand it and stain it anyhow so it doesn’t matter to me. I’ve been getting way more detail with this stuff than standard PLA it’s not gonna look like wood if you don’t stand it and stain it keep that in mind. Also this PLA has great strength because of the word fibers other projects that I made with PLA can be brittle and break I have been Remaking old projects that I made with normal PLA, not Wood PLA just because of the price. But with this stuff they’ve I can go crazy because it’s way cheaper then even my cheapest PLA. Remaking old projects with this PLA have been coming out way better. I think this stuff can even be comparable to reinforced PLAs, it’s that much stronger. Im ordering 3 more right now before they decide to jack up the price. Also I set the temp at 205c and 35pm the stringing is almost gone and detail is way better! Just remember you going to want to do at least 35% infill if you want to sand it. the more layer the better!

I'm new to 3d printing. I just purchased a CR 10 and 9 rolls of different filament. I've been able to make excellent prints with 9 of the other rolls of PLA, this roll of "WOOD" PLA is so brittle it breaks in my feeder, clogs my head and has failed on 4 of the 4 prints I have started. I'm a NEWB, to 3d printing, but the other 8 rolls of PLA that i purchased from other manufacturers have worked great. I'll keep trying different settings to try to dial it in, and I'm too cheap to throw it away, and I'm a glutton for punishment, but so far I am beyond dissapointed. I had no idea 3d printing was so slow and when you have a print fail 4 times in a row, it's used up 48 hours of your life that you will never get back.

You're going to see many people who left reviews claiming this caused them clogs. I never experienced one clog with this filament at all! However there are a few things to keep in mind1. This filament will string like crazy! Be prepared to do some cleanup!2. Use this filament at a higher temp at first to avoid clogs like I did! Start at 210 and then if the stringing is way out of control drop it to 190 at the lowest!3. I noticed I didn't have to have the bed as hot to get this to stick, as in I only needed to have the bed at 70/65 in a cold room as opposed to my usual 75/80.4. This filament wont look extremely pretty right off the bed, you'll need to stain it to make it really shine! It stains quite well!5. The filament is brittle, expect some snaps when loading and unloading this into your printer.And that's all I really have to say! I would highly reccomend this filament to someone who wants to experiment with wood pla!

Not sure what all the crying is about. This filament works just fine. the one star reviews must be newbies and if there not must not be aware of the properties of PLA. As far as cheap wood like filaments this is better than zyltech and all others in it's price range.

This is basically just dirty PLA. It prints OK through a .4 nozzle or larger, but there isn't really much "wood" in it. There doesn't seem to be much difference from colored PLA of the same price point, other than the fibers do make the print look more stringy.

Amazing filament. Smells like a wood during printing, nice texture and feel. You can glaze it with acrylics without priming. Will buy more.

I haven' t had any priblems using it with a 3D pen. Cannot base my review on using it on a 3D printer.

This filament has been great to work with. Prints come out nice and have a great wood feel to them.