PLA Filament, 3D Hero PLA Filament 1.75mm,PLA 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 2.2 LBS(1KG),1.75mm Filament,Skin

I have Prusa MK3 clone, I used 215c on the hot-end and 60c on the bed. No problems with the flow, no clogging and no stringing. The filament prints very easy. I was well packaged and vacuum sealed tight. Sample photo below, artifacts in the print because the printer was in a different area without the pavers stone. A little ringing, nothing to due with the filament. Overall great PLA filament!

This is my first time trying wood filament. I had to of course print the ever popular Groot. This filament from 3D Herobis amazing. So far I have tried PLA and PETG. I have to say that wood may be my favorite. I was afraid to print with wood but did it anyway. I am so glad that I did. This is a solid company who will continue to have my business. Well done 3D Hero.

I normally purchase hatchbox wood filament, however i wanted to try something a bit cheaper to see if it would work as good. first thing I want to notice when messing with any wood filament is the texture. I opened it up and wasn't disappointed. It had a nice wood grain texture, the color looked a bit lighter then hatchbox but that wasn't really an issue since i stain most my wood prints. It printed with the same settings ive been using for any wood filament so there wasn't any change needed there. the print came out looking great, there was no obvious quality differences between this and hatchbox. I'm definitely going to be using 3D Hero filament again in the future!

This wasn't as dark of an orange as I was expecting, but overall it was good. I printed a Chibi Chocobo.As with the other 3D Hero filaments, the accuracy was within the advertised 0.02mm. I measured near the beginning, and then unwinded the roll a few times and measured again. The diameters measured were 1.74 and 1.75, as you can see in the pics. The vacuum job on this was AMAZING, just like their other rolls. Additionally, they include a pack of desiccant, and an "Inspected by" tab, which seems to indicate there is some decent quality control taking place. That's a nice touch.I do love the box for the filament. It has a viewing window so you can see what color it is without having to open the box. The plastic that is used to seal the roll is also a bit thicker than the rolls of filament I get from other suppliers. That's a good thing. My other filament suppliers tends to get tears in the bag which leads to the vacuum to be lost. This doesn't have that problem.When I first started the print, I thought it was a very light orange. Almost pale. But as the the print continued it came out a bit more orange. There was absolutely no stringing, and I didn't see any under or overextrusion anywhere in the print.The print was made on a MeCreator 2 using S3D. Print settings:Nozzle temp: 205Bed temp: 60Layer Height: 0.2mmSpeed: 60mm/secondNozzle Size: 0.4mmBottom layers (thickness): 4 layers (0.8mmm)Top layers thickness): 4 layers (0.8mm)Perimeters (Wall thickness): 2 (0.8mm)Supports: The model already had supports modeled into it.There was a slight sweet smell from the printer while it was printing. This is normal for PLA, as its corn based. I printed the Chocobo on my MeCreator 2 on a print surface. There was absolutely no lifting...but I've never had lifting issues with PLA with or without the print surface.

I really liked the 3D Mars white PLA so I decided to try the black and I am glad that I did. Though the black has a little more shine to it than the white did, it has a fantastic feel and look. My prints have been very consistent. On my printer it worked great from 200 - 210. I am printing with 0.2mm resolution with a 0.4mm nozzle. So far I printed a motor mount for my RC plane as well as a phone stand, and an Arduino Weather Station box. I am very pleased.1. The packaging is an A+ -- the box comes shrink wrapped as well as the PLA roll with a nice tight air seal.2. The surface has a little more shine that the other 3D Mars PLA that I have -- but still feels really good.3. Very consistent prints from 200 - 210 temperatures.I like the 3D Mars PLA better than the other brands I have tried in this price range. I am looking forward to trying the wood color as well as some of the brighter ones. I will be buying more for sure.