eSUN ASA Filament 1.75mm, Weather Resistant 3D Printer Filament for Outdoor Functional Parts, 1KG Spool 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printers, Black

Can be tricky to lay first layer which is typical of ABS and ASA.Once you get through the growing pains? It's nice stuff and highly durable.

I don't have a cheap printer. I have a bambu p1s and it has been a nightmare printing with this filament. It warps, doesn't stick, and every print ends up with an Italian dinner (spaghetti.)I am done with eSun and I am going to try other brands before I give up on ASA

It does shrink as most ASA and ABS filament do but once I got the setting dialed in I experience little warping. Still have to take into consideration print orientation when I design but has held up great inside of vehicle windshields. I typically use PETG to support or use this to support PETG so I dissolve it in brake clean.

Does the job but it's not easy to print with. straight out of the package this stuff had SO much moisture in it. Couldn't use it when I needed it until I put it in the dryer box for a few days.

This filament is not as good as other filaments I have bought. It is not as consistently smooth. It's strong and if you are not needing a great looking part, just a functional, this is a good choice.

Great for the price, good quality ASA, seeing good results. Build plate does need to be a bit higher for good first layer adhesion. (PEO)

Have had nothing but issues with this ASA layer adhesion is weak. Bed adhesion is weak. Warping is strong.I've used Creality and and primarily polymaker asa prior and have had very few issues with those in the past. Even at 270c I can't get this stuff to stock to itself with any amount of strength.

The ASA warped in a 75c chamber, which is extremely odd. I also get several extrusion in consistencies which aren't present with other ASA brands.Doesn't smell too bad, though!