DURAMIC 3DTPU Filament 1.75mm Black, TPU Flexible Filament 95A, Soft TPU 3D Printing Filament, 1kg Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm, Black 1 Pack

The settings specified on the roll worked really well for me. 220C hotend and 65C on the build plate. I printed directly onto spring steel since TPU sticks down almost too well to some bed surfaces. This stuff flexes readily, and it prints strong objects. It seems to respond well to part cooling for bridging and deformation mitigation without losing adhesion.Unlike nearly every other filament, it's a good idea to remove TPU early, while the bed and the filament are still warm, 50 - 55C bed temperature. It should easily peel off. Whatever you're printing on, it's a good idea to add a release agent such as glue stick prior to printing to avoid damaging the build surface during part removal.This TPU filament is soft, making it ideal for printing pointy items that would ordinarily get broken off. It's really glossy black when printed, so my fridge batarang came out looking great. The pointy parts flex readily instead of stabbing.Duramic continues to bring excellent reliability and supreme value to 3D printing with TPU, PLA and PETG filaments.

I needed to print some flexible designs and this filament worked great. Adheres well to my bed and also to PLA for mixed prints. Using an Ender 3 Pro with stock Bowden and no problems with filament feeding. Price is on par with other filaments. Quite happy with this purchase.

I was surprised to find that this TPU was more flexible, stretchy and rubbery than I was expecting, which is a good thing. It actually makes nice squishy prints and isn't slippery like other 95A TPU I've tried.It does string quite a bit in places. Requires some real fine tuning in the slicer. It can print relatively fast but you have to slow the retraction speed way down or it can jam up in the extruder. Even on my dual gear extruder It jam a few times when trying to print too fast.The reel was well wound and it comes in an aluminized re-sealable bag with an actually functional zip lock, unlike some other filaments I've tried.Will buy again.

Where it works it works, but in some cases it just doesn't print as good as PLA.It doesn't like more exotic Infills like gyroid, and instead prefers cubic types, anything that does straight lines across the material, as it likes to pull itself around corners and underextrude leading splits along layer lines.But for everything else, it works just fine, but it being shiny black it's hard to convey in photos. As expected with flexible filaments (I'm just glad we've moved beyond ninja flex)

This filament prints well on my Bambu X1C with default profile settings. The filament was dry when it arrived but slowly accumulates moisture over time. Recommend using a filament dryer prior to printing to minimize stringing, though that's common to all TPU filaments.Good strength. Print quality is consistent with no noticeable variations in filament diameter throughout large prints.

Absolutely love this filament so much. Printing prosthetics that I need to be firm but still flexible is so easy with this filament. It went perfectly on the standard generic TPU settings with cura and with standard 10% infill my items remained solid but partly flexible. It was a breeze to use and definitely want to buy again. Printing with 0% infill for a completely hollow print works great for vases too. The clear turns out exactly how you hope it would. I absolutely love this stuff.

This was actually my first roll of TPU ever. I recently upgraded to direct drive on my modded ender 3 v2. I ran temp as well as retraction tests and with that I ended up printing this with a hotend temp of 220c, bed temp of 45c, and about 2.5mm of retraction at 40mm/s. The result is the picture I have provided. I ended up with great layer adhesion and overall very little stringing or blobs.I have however spent a lot of time tuning my printer and I feel this greatly helped my success with this filament. At the end of the day though a good filament is a good filament. I have used duramic pla, pla+, and petg for years now and it never fails to just work.If you are thinking of taking the leap into tpu this is a good filament to start with!

I had been using another brand of TPU, but it was very shiny, and I wanted some with not quite as much shine to print tires. This is still shiny, but not as much. I didn't want a matte finish, either, so this fits the bill. It took me about half a roll to get it dialed in. I have an Anycubic Vyper with a volcano hot end and bowden tube. I found the best settings to be:Bed 60Nozzle 230Cooling after first layer 40%Print speed 30Flow 115%No retractionThere was some minor stringing at these settings, but not bad at all. It's also a good idea to dry the filament after 24 hours of being exposed to air. So far, I'm happy with it and plan to buy another roll when this one is used up.

Good, consistency and very easy to print with tpu. Nice they include a resealable bag (because tpu goes bad if left in open air).

Perfecta calidad, solo asegurate configurar bien tus temperaturas

This is the first tpu I bought and I love the colour. The quality is incredible besides me printing at 205 degrees. Would definitely recommend and will be buying from this company again

This TPU is quite durable and prints very easily at 30-40mm/s @ 220C. I did not have to do much tuning besides calibrating the flow ratio to 1.01. I printed a boot protector for my Yeti water bottle and can easily say that the feel and quality of the print is one of the best I've had so far compared with other brands. Its smooth and silky, while still being grippy enough for most use cases.It's very durable and even after squishing the print flat, it rebounds to its original shape without permanent deformation or formation of white stress lines that I have seen with other brands.Note. You MUST immediately reseal the spool in an airtight bag with desiccant after printing, or even better, print from a filament dryer. I noticed that during the span of a print (5+ hours) the quality will degrade as it absorbs moisture from the air. This is nothing new to TPU filaments, but this one was on the extreme side of absorption.This review was based on my printing experience on a Creality K1C.

Very good quality and reasonably priced as well. Zero issues with this TPU.