YOUSU Color Changing by Temperature PLA Filament, Blue Green to Yellow Green Color, 1.75 mm 3D Filament, 1kg PLA for 3D Printer&3D Pen.

This filament is awesome. Prints really good at 220° . It might be one of the best filaments I’ve ever printed with that temperature. It was so smooth it came out you couldn’t see the seams it’s just a look like a piece of plastic. When I printed out the slimer. My other models I made you can see in the pictures are available on eBay VW. No worries badge for vw t4 if you type that in it’s on there and the other Volkswagen badge on eBay. This printing filament is the best and I definitely will be buying from these again. I’ve bought a few products from this company and they haven’t let me down yet super quality filament. Adhesion to the bed is great. And the colour is amazing so if yourself by the pictures. I’ve not tried the colour on the black light yet I’ve yet to do that. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 👌🏼 great job guys thanks you.

Really pleased with this product. Absolutely no problems with adhesion, and good quality finish. I printed at 200C nozzle temp and 60C bed temp. Filament has a silky finish which looks very good.

The filament arrived very well packaged, vacuum sealed, without any air or moisture. The plastic bag has a resealable ziplock, which is an extra bonus. Reels are solid and transparent, which allows me to always see the remaining filament and there is also a percentage gauge.I started by printing a temperature tower using the full range of recommended temperatures 180-220C and settled on 215C for the nozzle and 60C for smoot PEI bed. I am printing on Prusa MK3S+ printer with 0.6mm nozzle and using the Generic PLA profile in PrusaSlicer.Despite the larger nozzle, the prints are absolutely fantastic, with excellent level of detail, as you can see from the pictures of the sheep model which my son designed. There was virtually zero stringing and the silk texture provides highly attractive finish.Bed adhesion is superb, with the model impossible to move when the bed is hot but then was easy to remove as the bed cooled down without any risks of the spaghetti monster, as long as your Z-offset is set correctly.I am very happy with this filament.

the smoothable PVB is certainly what it claims to be, but a few things should be noted. As a normal filament its not great. It doesnt print very cleanly, looking rough and unappealing, with bad stringing. The black isnt a very deep black, its almost like a slightly sparkly very dark grey, and isnt really usable if you're not going to smooth it.Once smoothed its much better, and can look really good. It 'melts' in IPA instantly, so you need to be ready, and it takes a day to dry. It may need to be sprayed, or dipped a few times to get the surface completely smooth.With that said its still far easier and and less work to print and smooth than ABS, but you may need to come up with its own slicer settings to dial out the printing issues since well dialled in PLA setting don't seem to print it very well.

My printer has never once failed a print with other PLAs but with this one I've had issues with almost every single print, particularly with adhering to the heated plate (60C). The last one was a nightmare- the hotend got jammed with a LOT of it. Had to take it apart and force the jam through to get it far enough into the extruder to heat it and clear the jam.When I did get it to print, the quality was actually good, even on draft printing but I won't be buying this again and the rest is getting chucked.

Very good needs special setting to achieves better results

Great Filament, Never a failed print, although I do use a dryer

I love this filament except the fact that the spools are too wide for the ams system on my bambu x1c. So if you have ams then don’t buy Yousu filament!