Stronghero3D PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm,Silk Green and Galaxy Blue,1kg(2.2lbs) Accuracy +/-0.05mm for ender3 Cr10 Sovol

The Stronghero3D PLA 3D Printer Filament in EX51 Rainbow has been a delightful addition to my 3D printing arsenal, especially for my Ender 3. This 1kg (2.2 lbs) spool has proven to be a versatile and high-quality filament.One of the standout features is the captivating rainbow coloration. The gradient effect adds a unique touch to my prints, making them visually striking and attention-grabbing. The transition between colors is seamless, resulting in a smooth and aesthetically pleasing finish.Printing with this filament has been a breeze. It feeds smoothly through the Ender 3's extruder, and the 1.75mm diameter is consistent and reliable. I've experienced minimal issues with stringing or clogging, which is a testament to the quality of this filament.The strength and durability of the prints produced with this PLA filament are impressive. The finished products exhibit excellent layer adhesion and structural integrity. Whether I'm printing functional prototypes or artistic creations, I have full confidence in the reliability of this filament.Additionally, the 1kg spool size provides a generous amount of filament, ensuring I have enough material for multiple projects. The filament arrives neatly wound on the spool, with no tangles or knots.Furthermore, the filament is compatible with a wide range of print settings, allowing for customization based on specific project requirements. This flexibility is a major advantage for achieving the desired print results.In summary, the Stronghero3D PLA 3D Printer Filament in EX51 Rainbow is a standout product for 3D printing enthusiasts, especially for Ender 3 users. Its vibrant coloration, ease of use, and reliable performance make it a top choice for a wide range of projects. I couldn't be happier with the results I've achieved, and I highly recommend this filament to fellow 3D printing enthusiasts. It's a top-quality product that delivers exceptional value!

Let's start off with the good about this filament. First, love the finished result, beautiful silky smooth finish and colors change quick enough to give even smaller prints beautiful color transition.OK, now for the bad, I tried at least 10 times before I got a successful first layer down when printing the triceratops dinosaur models. I have an Ender 3 S1 Pro printer that works perfectly with other filaments. I put a carborundum coated glass bed on my Ender 3 S1 Pro, I found this to be the best for a combination of great surface adhesion when heated, easy release of item after cooling, and beautifully smooth bottom layers. I don't like the flexible PEI beds because of the textured surface it leaves on the print.To get it to work, I had to perfectly level my bed (did this several times), then I set the first layer filament temp to 204C and the first layer bed temp to 64C. Subsequent layers filament set to 202C and bed to 60C.I also tried several several slicer programs, in the end my best results came using the recently released open source Orca slicer, it has become my go to slicer these days, check it out, supports many different printers.So, in the end, I would buy this filament again, and after getting a successful sliced model, I have printed it 3 times as I write this review, each one worked perfectly!

After the frustrating process of trying to find the right settings with many failures I dug in the reviews and found what also worked for me 205/60 at slow prints very nice on my Bambu p1p (silent mode). Also I don’t think the color looks at all like the pictures but it’s glittery and still looks nice. Great value for price. Hope this helps someone the way that other review helped me. Good luck with your prints :3

My AMS system struggles with this filament, although it comes out really nice looking. It gets jammed in the system though.

Worked amazing and customers loved it. But without the red it's kinda a waste cause it's mostly black.

At first, this filament was printing very nicely and all my prints came out beautifully. Then it started to have weak layer adhesion and multiple clogs. I’m not sure what’s happened, but I’ve stopped using it for the time being.

The media could not be loaded.  A beginner will have a few difficulties with this filament. Hard to make it stick: Ender 3 S1 printer, 0.4 nozzle, glass bed with hairspray. Finally had to go up to 65 degrees on the bed from my normal 60. 210 degrees on the nozzle and it was lowered just to the point where it wouldn't extrude and backed up 0.05 mm. Works great for me there. Filament is the "Mirror Chrome Chameleon" color listed in the various colors. Certainly, well worth the trial and tribulation when the prints are finished.Along the way I also discovered that the "gyroid" fill pattern isn't the best for small parts, too much shaking and they come off the bed.

Lets be frank, the entire reason I like this is because it's pretty. It's glittery and slightly transparent so light passes through it. An underrated quality is that the yellow in this rainbow is actually yellow. Very often yellows get muddied in rainbows and was the main thing I did not like about the Locyfens copy.

I have long searched for THE perfect filament. What I wanted was a genuine flip tone, a filament that would literally change colour as it moved. Tricolor filaments give the impression of that effect in a still image but as you move it, nothing fun actually happens. Those filaments are essentially a mock flip tone in which no actual morphing of undertones and colours occur in the light. This filament did exactly that. It had a multitude of tones and flips from purple to glittery blue in the light as it moves in the most incredibly satisfying way. Once you have your printer set up just so, it prints flawlessly and depending on the speed of the print can come out matte or shiny. Personally I think the shiny rendition is best as it brings out the flip tone like varnish on an oil painting. The prints I am making with this stuff are so smooth they look resin printed. I hope they never cease production of this filament (I’ve stocked right up!) and would love it if more fliptone colours came to fruition.

Aufgepasst! Die aufgedruckten Temperaturangaben stimmen nicht! Bitte druckt vorher einen Temp-Tower. Bei 220°c ging es gerade so, bereits bei 215°c verstopfte die Düse. Ich drucke mit 230°c, da ist das Risiko das die Düse verstopft erträglich. Aber bitte unbedingt nicht unbeaufsichtigt drucken!Auch ist das Finish anders als auf den Produktbildern. Es ergibt eher ein mattes blaues Schimmern, die unterschiedlichen Farben kommen kaum rüber. Nicht falsch verstehen, es sieht nicht unbedingt schlecht aus, es ist halt einfach nur nicht das was man erwartet.Haftung war erträglich mit 3DLac.

It's so beautiful filament that I will definitely buy again.

Bonne couleur, parfait

Um zu den Vorherigen Rezessionen etwas klarzustellen: Das Produktbild mag wohl suggerieren, das es sich hierbei um Glänzendes Material (Silk) handelt, ist allerdings matt. Wer vorher aber den Text ließt, wird auch feststellen, das hier auch nicht mit glänzenden Material geworben wird.Grundsätzlich sind die Farben stimmig gewählt und sieht auch im Druck recht gut aus. Die Haftung ist zwar jetzt nicht perfekt, aber an und für sich ausreichend für große Drucke, wenn man das Druckbett ordentlich vorher reinigt.Nun zu den negativen Punkten: Die Spule wurde lieblos kreuz und quer gewickelt und bleibt öfters "hängen", was man natürlich händisch wieder zurechtzupfen muss. Dadurch leidet auch die Druckqualität, da immer wieder zu wenig Material nachkommt. Für den Preis von über 30,- Euro erwarte ich mir jetzt nicht unbedingt das Hochleistungs-PLA, aber zumindest eine ordentliche Wicklung sollte gegeben sein. Selbst die billigsten Spulen, welche ich bis jetzt von anderen Herstellern bezogen habe, sind wesentlich besser gewickelt. Schade, denn ich hätte ansonst öfters dieses Filament bezogen.