3Idea Premium PLA+ White 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm Net Weight- 1 KG

The 3Idea Technology PLA White Filament is a high-quality filament that is perfect for 3D printing. It has a dimensional accuracy of +/- 0.03mm, which means that you can expect consistent and precise prints every time. The filament is made from high-quality materials that ensure durability and reliability. It is also easy to use and works well with a wide range of 3D printers. The filament is compatible with 3D printers that support 1.75mm filament. The 1kg spool of filament is packaged in a vacuum-sealed bag with a desiccant to ensure that it stays dry and free from moisture. The spool is also easy to load onto your 3D printer, thanks to its design. Overall, the 3Idea Technology PLA White Filament is a great choice for anyone who is looking for high-quality filament for their 3D printer. It is easy to use, reliable, and produces consistent and precise prints.

Good one but not the best worth for the money that's it ♥️👍

Life changing product

received red PLA instead of yellow, and spool holder is recycled paper. the filament is improperly wound around, so during a print it got stuck and broke

Nicely vacuum packed. Does have good strength as it did not break while hanging from spool to printer. Though recommended temperature for printing is 190-210., it did have problem in adhesion which was resolved by bringing bed very slightly close to nozzle and increasing extruder temperature for first layer to 205. Now perfect adhesion. I think it's probably because of higher strength of material. I would recommend this filament and will look to buy in bulk if seller gives good deal. Update : Included video of print quality. Printer is Ender 3 with skr mini e3 board, model printed is baby groot cup. Model is really smooth, nice filament. As you can see in video it is printed without supports and excellent bed adhesion with manual bed levelling only.

Like others have stated, its main issue is inconsistency. Its stringy and doesnt matter how much you tweak the retraction, it deviates soon and you end up with a lot of stringy goop. I have had a few prints fail because of clogging and low bed adhesion as well. Bed adhesion can be improved via brim settings. end of the day, it is what you pay for. This is the cheapest filament out there, and will be good for prototyping UPDATE after using 1/4th the spool: First layer temp - 210C Print temp - 205C First layer bed temp = 60C printing bed temp = 50C Retraction 8mm I used it on my ender 3, with a custom part cooler shroud. Part cooling is important for this filament as it is quite goopy. With these settings you will get decent prints, however the moisture in the filament causes issues with finish. i bought another similarly priced spool (elegant goop) *wink* and that filament is 100x better than this for a slightly higher price.

Im writing this review after printing multiple models of all kinds using Ender3 V2. (Eg- 2 feet wide Velociraptor, Elder wand, GOT Throne, few of my own models) I have printed with Silver, Gray and Bronze filaments so far. All came out pretty good. It is good to go brand. I did not face any problem with the filament. There are no entanglements, clogging, breakage. I recently printed with silver filament which is in open shelf for 4 months. It printed as a new filament. I like these products... I also want to try few more brands... Suggest me if anyone have printed with other brand filaments.

Filament tangles every time it reverses in AMS. maybe because spool width is 60mm as compared to 68mm for Bambulab and others. Better to use it without the AMS functionality.