Silk Shiny Multi Color Fast Change Rainbow PLA Filament, 1kg 2.2lbs 1.75mm 3D Printing Material, Widely Support for FDM 3D Printer, Easy to Print

This is great filament. It's perfect in almost every way. I get great prints out of it, the finish on it is almost perfect, the only time there are even any noticeable break lines are when the print had to be paused, or when the extruder has to go print a lot of supports before coming back to resume the next layer. The lines in Slave Leia were where I had to pause the print and make some supports land properly, more on that later. I was learning, it still went great. Just bump up the nozzle temp about 10 degrees and you're golden (lol).This would be PERFECT for printing vases (see the one Psyduck is sitting in) or anything that works with one long continuous extrusion line, or any model with infill timing that is mostly symmetrical. The finish is fine even with breaks for infill as long as the breaks are evenly timed. I printed an Xbox controller stand that wasn't one long extrusion like a vase would be, but the finish on it is magnificent, the amount of time between layers spent infilling was mostly symmetrical, so the finish is nearly perfect. This is where the product really shines. (lol) Dat finish.I was wowed by this filament, so I am going to remember the brand and look into their other offerings. It is just that good.Also, the stock settings worked (almost) perfectly. I recommend bumping the nozzle temps up 5-10 degrees over your normal PLA prints and everything will come out perfectly. Partway through the print there are sometimes adhesion problems where supports sometimes don't land right, but if you dial in your temp, it will come out perfectly.I'm seriously blown away by this silk PLA. I'd recommend it even if it's your first filament. It's just as easy to use as some stock gray, but the results are head turning and you can learn a bit too. My family didn't believe a finish like that could come straight off the printer like it does. It's beautiful.A great filament, especially for the cost.

I've used up the whole spool and had no print issues, clogging, etc. Looks good, semi transparent so it makes for okay lampshades, ornaments, etc.

This is one of the best looking silver pla's I used in 2023. I used my Bambu P1S, The standard silk profile in bambu studio worked ok, I did have trouble getting it to stick to the bed, I solved this by turning up the temp on the bed to 65 and using a brim on all the parts.

The filament is printng fine and sticks to the bed. I did adjust the temperature settings to 210 nozzle and 65 bed. It has a nice shiney look when done. My only complaint is that it was not wrapped on the spool very well and I have to watch it because it does not roll off smoothly. It gets stuck under itself on the side of the spool and is hard to pull off. I am not sure that is affecting my print, but it is a concern.

This is becoming my favorite specialty filament. One thing that is interesting is that the color on the spool is not the color that prints. The dark purple on the spool actually printed a more vibrant red (the beginning of the fidget cube in the included images).This filament does take some tuning to print well. With my Ender 3 MAX, it printed best in the 205-215 range, with the bed hotter than recommended - for my printer, it worked best in the 60-65c range. Once I had it tuned in, it prints flawlessly.It's a pricier filament, but the color is great and it prints well. This is a filament I'll use for specialty items.

Beautiful Silk PLA, Printed at 215 Bed 60 on the CR-M4. Simply Amazing! No clogging, No Issues.

I would advise staying away from this brand of filament as it's the only one out of my 80 plus rolls that I've had significant issues with. Firstly, it comes on a cardboard spool instead of a plastic one as shown in the product photos. The filament is extremely brittle and has flat spots all over, as well as multiple tangles. It frequently jams up and requires constant monitoring. At this point, I've decided to use it up by printing a giant square with 100% infill.

Really impressed! After trying eSun rainbow PLA and getting fed up with the stringing problems, I gave this a shot. It’s been nothing but fantastic quality results since.The amount of color loops are easily controlled by either increasing infill or printing multiple models simultaneously. And I found that decreasing the print speed on the outer walls to 40 mm/s yields a more shiny result. Higher speeds produce a more matte look which can be good depending on what you’re after.Bambu Lab P1S - Orca Slicer

The media could not be loaded.  De entrada la caja me llego golpeada, el pedaso de prueba estaba roto, el material es de muy mala calidad y me llego con humedad, hasta el momemto no he podido sacar una buena pieza, obviamente ya realice test de temperatura y retracciones, ese no es el problema.

I have been printing for a while now and have never had this good quality! It prints like a dream and looks stunning! 100% recommend!