TPU 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Flexible 3D Printing Materials, Dimensional Accuracy 1.75mm +/- 0.02mm Tolerance, 1.1LBS(0.5kg)/Spool, Soft & Non-Toxic Material, Flexible Filament (White)

My review is for the Enotepad PLA Orange filament.I thought I would try this filament because of it's +/-0.02 dimensional tolerance, and since it was around $16 for 1Kg, what could I lose? I must say, I'm pleasantly surprised. All of the other filaments I've purchased have been between 0.07 to 0.03mm for tolerances. This is the first filament I've seen on Amazon that has a +/-0.02mm! And it does make a difference! The photo does not give it justice, for some reason cameras really pick up on the layer lines, but in person, it's very smooth. I liked it so much I just ordered a spool of Blue, and I'm currently printing with it now, and it looks fabulous! And for around $16/Kg! I still like using some of the more expensive exotic colors, but for everyday use, I'll be using more and more of this filament. For example, my grandson has requested a fidget spinner, this filament is great for that! Some people have complained about the inconsistent filament diameters, but on the two spools of filaments I've received, the filament was within the specs advertised. The diameter was between 1.73mm and 1.77mm. I guess it is possible that there are spools floating around that are out of specifications, and that's unfortunate. I should also mention that the color has also been consistent with the two spools I've received. I will most definitely be buying more of the Enotepad filaments to try.Update: Just finished printing my first project using the Enotepad Blue PLA, and it turned out beautifully as you can see in the attached photo.

My daughter likes tiny things and pink things. My wife wants a place to store/display the tiny things that isn't in piles all over the place. I have a 3d printer (or 2...) and filament happens to come in pink also.... So, my wife asked if I could print a display rack for the tiny things.Having had very positive experiences with PLA+, I found this particular filament whilst perusing Amazon and thought that it should be just enough to cover what I need for the rack. It is pink (a very pretty pink, if I do say so myself, it has a lovely sheen to it) and it comes in a 500g roll for less $$ than a 1kg roll... I really didn't need another kilo of filament in a color that will most likely see limited use so this works out perfectly. It is also a nice way to try out a filament without having to buy a bigger more expensive roll only to find out you don't like it.I set it to printing using my custom PLA+ settings in Cura (225*C hot end and 40*C bed temperature) and it worked marvelously! It goes down super smooth and super silky. I don't think the pictures do it justice but I tried.My first print with this filament was the first of 3 racks. It took 10.5hrs and I left it to do its thing overnight and woke up in the morning to what you can see in the last picture. There was a teeny bit of lifting on the corners of the print but it does not affect the function of the rack and it was a challenging print. It was the first time I have thrown a 207mm+ square print at my Ender 3 and I think it did great!All in all, I am happy with this filament and should the need for something else pink arise, I now have a filament that I know will work.

Amazing packaging! The spool was delivered with a very tight vacuum seal and a desiccant sealed as tight as I’ve seen. Prints very well without issues. Buttery smooth on every layer. Prints are best on my CR-10 @ 215C nozzle / 60C bed. Winding on spool is good. Color is great. Love it.

So I have tried to print the "Hairy Lion" model several times in the past but *always* had stringing issues that, while didn't completely ruin the model, detracted from the cool look of the lions main when you hit it with a blow-dryer and styled it's "hair". The stringing would mostly melt away with the primary filaments that make up the mane but the ones that remained visible made it look frizzy. Anyway, my friend is opening a new business with a blue lion as it's mascot and decided that I try my hand at this model again but this time at nearly 200% scale. Thinking that it would fail I searched on Amazon for some inexpensive blue filament that most closely matched his business's color and went with a roll of this stuff. I started the print fully prepared for it to fail as usual but much to my surprise, not only did it come out great, the mane came out PERFECT with *no* stringing whatsoever. And keep in mind that because the print is larger the travel distance between the hairs is greater, predisposing it to stringing even more so, but nope - FLAWLESS! I plan on purchasing several more rolls of this brand in a couple more colors to see how it handles some of the other prints I've had stringing issues with in the past... Can't wait!

I have been using it with out any problems! Prints Great! I run a business so i am always looking for new filament to try. I usually buy in large quantities so its important I choose the right filament. So far so good. Looking forward to trying the transparent and some of the other colors to compare with what i usually use. If all goes well, which it seems to be I will probably order a few dozen rolls before the end of the year

Imprimante : Alfawise U30Filament: PLA Fibre de Carbone.Plaque: 60 Celsius / Buse: 120 CelciusHauteur de couche: 0.16mmJ'ai choisis ce filament "fibre de carbone" pour essayer et je suis ravis du résultat. Aucun problème de manipulation ou d'impression. Le fini est très lise avec une petite texture granuleuse. Il est presque impossible de voir les lignes de constructions. J'en suis très satisfait. J'aurais mis cinq étoiles si il y avait eu un sac de plastique refermable inclus dans la boite. Pour palier cette omission, j'ai pris un grand sac type "ziplock" que j'avais.

My first time printing with carbon fibre filled PLA. Very happy with how well my first prints have turned out.The 73mm hole-center required me to print new adaptors to fit it onto my spool holder, but not a big deal.The open sides of the spool help filament drying air flow in my dehydrator reach all of the filament on the spool. Wish there were more than one set of holes for stowing the end of the filament when packing away. I would recommend this filament to a friend.

I tried this before and i didn't had any problem . but the new one i got has something wrong with it . first of all is keep cracking so easy almost like a spaghetti !it leaves a dust all over . i tried change temperature and speed but the result is not good . can it be the way the stored it? anyway i may try other stuff but for sure i wont come back for carbon fiber stuff . if the product is not consist and the-same as before how do you expect buyer would come back for it?!

It’s a good filament. I don’t know why it’s called carbon though. It has a black closer to grey color, there is no carbon texture after print. Weight is the same as regular pla. Maybe it’s stronger, can’t verify that.But overall I had no problems with printing, it’s laying down nicely layer by layer :)Update: So after using up the whole roll I can tell that the difference in filament strength is very noticeable. I had the same parts printed with regular PLA and this one. Carbon is stronger and was able to withstand more stress, while regular PLA has cracked. But it still not as strong as ABS or PETG.Stringing is as strong as on PETG. Im using Anycubic mega s

I used to use Sunlu's Carbon Fiber but I haven't seen it for sale in a while so I ordered this. This Carbon Fiber filament is much better and a lot easier to print than regular PLA. I bought this for its rigidity for parts and its amazing.

I did use PLA, PETG from many suppliers. In every case the product was good. The print was easy (Little harder with PETG).The result with this PLA filled with carbon fiber is good. It was my first attempt to use that kind of filament. The result is really sturdy. The look of the printed part is not glossy like with PETG. So the part look's much better. I did use it with a Harden steel extruder at 230 degrees. With gluestick, It stick well on the bed. Greatproduct.

Printed out an M4 keymod rail in this. I printed at a slower pace for the first two layers and after that it just flows perfect.

Very good and tough PLA, I printed some cars and accessories, very good carbon fibre PLA. And very easy to use.

Great material, strong, light, and excellent adhesion to many surface types.

Awesome filament for the price