PRILINEPLA-1KG 1.75 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 1kg Spool, 1.75 mm, White

I am not new to 3d printers have several machines and buy many rolls of filament. Had high hopes for this, packed great nicely sealed and air sucked out. Unfortunately the first few prints (whilst adhering ok) had loads of bubbles and just not smooth like most of the other filaments i use. I can hear the filament popping and to me this has too much moisture in, no matter what temperatures i used, it was better the lower i went to the point of under extrusion as i tested temperatures too low for it.Ended up with a 190 nozzle temperature, and it eventually printed ok. I wonder if the spool were produced and got left for ages before being packed as once the initial 200g disappears into the 'waste' bin because the prints were crap it started being ok.I wouldn't buy again just because of the uncertainty and many of my prints relying on quite large solid bottoms and it just looks a bit rubbish for customers.

I model gauge 1 locomotives, carriages and wagons. I have been 3d printing for 3 years and I currently own a Prusa MK3 printer. I would normally print with ABS but I was looking for more detailed printing. I have been put off with PLA in the past as I have found it to be brittle and extremely hard to sand. I am more than impressed with this white Priline PLA and get superb results which need no fettling up. I print at bed temperature 50C Nozzle temperature 200C layer 1, 195C layer2 and 185C for the rest. I have used a 0.4 nozzle and a 0.3 nozzle at 0.1 layer and a 0.2 nozzle at 0.07 layer thickness. Turn off your Z hop and increase the retraction to 1mm and retraction speed to 40mm/s. increase the x/y travel speed to 120mm/s to reduce any stringing. I print at a default speed down to 15mm/s for tiny parts. I will be using Priline PLA from now on.

I have used this on multiple projects and have now gone through 95% of the spool.The prints are consistently accurate i have had no failed prints, If anything its too sticky,I struggle to release this from my glass bed sometimes.GOOD ADHESIONEXCELLENT PRINT QUALITYONTO MY SECOND SPOOL

I purchased 2 of these rolls, one black, one white. The black filament prints perfectly, adheres lovely and gets a fantastic finish. The second I load the white filament, my printer suffers adhesion issues. After spending 3 days on and off trying to tune the printers temperature, speeds etc. The white filament would simply not have it and would detach from the bed randomly. I've just binned it. Will not be buying another.

This is quite simply the best 3D printer I have used! It has a small build plate size and no on/off switch, but those are the only negetives. The quality of the prints I am getting are better than the Makerbot + and the Ultimaker 3. I will be buying another Monoprice Delta Mini for sure.

Been great so far. I have only printed 2 things with this filament and one of them had a little bit of layer adhesion issues however I think that's due to me printing at 190c instead of 200c and it cooling down too fast. Prints are good and high quality and the filament is really well packaged! Great stuff!

Prints beautifully at the settings written on the side of the spool, I feel that anyone giving this a poor review hasn't adjusted their settings properly and is blaming the filament for their mistakes. For the price this is amazing, definitely worth the buy. Using the Ender 3 in case it helps anyone.

Would give a - star if able. The white keeps snapping while printing. Only to return to a half a print. If that wasn't a problem it also lifts from the bed. Also the prints when completed look really ruff, you start off trying 190 and go up to 200. The supports at 190 come off but your lucky to get a full print. At 200 the supports stick, and the print still looks ruff. You can't win, I'm going back to my older filament.