eSUN PLA+ Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 3KG (6.6 LBS) Spool 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printers, White

This is an awesome filament but not very translucent so choose wisely.I dipped into Lithophanes with some Gimigo filament but that soon ran out so I followed some recommendations and bought this eSun filament.I printed a lithophane I'd already done and it came out amazingly and has much more detail than before however you do need a much stronger light behind it so don't try to just use sunlight unless it's a really thin print.The filament adheres wonderfully and the finish is second to none. This is my new go to white (none lithophane)*** If you've found this review helpful, please hit the "helpful" button as it makes writing them worth while ***On a side note, I confirmed with eSun that cool white and cold white are the same colour /filament

Manufacturer recommends 205-225, so is quite a bit higher than the regular PLAs that I use at 195-200. Didn't have a problem, until I got a reel of the purple. It was stringing, wouldn't bridge at all and was just terrible to print with (although a gorgeous colour!)Never one to give up, I ran a temperature tower test (photo attached to show what a huge difference it makes) and now happily print away at 175-180. I love this filament and the colours are lovely. It's my go-to, when it's in stock...

Printed at 210°c on a 65°c bed and I use 3DLAC spray too (highly recommend)Above print was done at 0.1mm layers and was left printing for 32 hours without any problems.Printed lovely and colour is the same as on the roll this is "light blue"First time using PLA+ and there is definitely more spring in it whereas PLA would have snapped.As another reviewer mentioned supports take a bit more persuading to remove but this can also be altered in your slicer to leave slightly more clearance.I did have a section on the above print with "zits" but these are all localised in one area so could be a draught hitting that part of the print.I need a spool of white filament and will be giving eSun PLA+ a go in that colour too.Definitely impressed so far.

I have been buying eSUN filaments for long time and never ever have any problems till the last roll. First of all the color is completely different than the one in description (check pictures) but this is not a big deal, the real problem start with printing... No matter what i set this thing dont want to stick to the bed, and breaking while print... looks like every color is different or is just not genuine product. I have tried for few days al different settings and have enough... Switch to the green (eSUN PLA+) and great print from first try (didnt change anything, just swap filament). The stickers are also different than all previous orders, so maybe they change formula????

I have just come to the end of my spool of filament so I thought it was about time to review this product and I'm not really sure how to rate this product.I ordered the 'gold' coloured filament and as you can see from the picture attached, there is nothing gold about this filament and is more of a deep yellow so when I first received the product I was quite disappointed as it did not have the golden shine that I was wanting for my miniatures and was one of the deciding factors for purchasing this filament in the first place.However, if colour isn't your primary concern with the filament then this is an excellent choice. Once you have the settings of your printer (mine is an Ender 3), this filament prints out beautifully.For now I am going to mark off 2 stars as the colour was not as described and would encourage the seller to relabel the 'gold' to yellow.

The filament is great, but i had to buy an external filament spooler to use on my Flashforge 3 Adventurer as the spool was a bit larger than the printers spool holder. I bought this after searching on Amazon for flashforge 3 adventurer compatible filament, unfortunately Amazon's search system can lead one slightly astray when ordering what you think is compatible filament spool sizes. It appears 500gramme filament spools are available in a variety of sizes, there seems to be no standardisation. So its a bit 'hit and miss' when ordering. Having said that, if you're happy to respool or use a spool extender, go ahead, this pla is silky, shiny, strong and prints to a very high level of definition. I used it to print some chess pieces and a maltese falcon statue. They look great!

If you you want to 3D print with more exotic filaments you need to make sure they have been properly dried before use or you will have problems.There are a few options ranging from a kitchen oven set to a low temperature ( if it’s not a good oven you might ruin the filament) or you could modify a food dehydrator, but you can’t dehydrate food with it after, or you can buy a proper tool for the job.This filament drier is ok for hobby or domestic use and it will take a 1kg roll maximum, it’s function is very basic but it does what it needs to do. To make it a bit better I have put a temperature/humidity probe into it to monitor it while running but it works fine without. I have used it for old PETG and for new rolls of Nylon and TPU and they have printed perfectly.