Shine Silver PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Silk Shiny Aluminium Metal Silver 3D Printing Material Widely Compatible 3D Printers TTYT3D

We have ran multiple prints through this printer. Most people understand 3D prints take hours so usually we start a print at night. Placed this filament in to start a new print and woke up to this huge mess which is created a melted ball on the printer. 600$ machine and small business broke with 50$ filament.

Was surprised to see that the filament came with a set of nozzle cleaning tips, would highly recommend this supplier, & the filament color looks amazing

Spool was damaged, and bag had a puncture. Box Was fine and filament prints nicely.

This filament prints well and the finished product is smooth and solid, however, the color is not at all what I expected. I expected the color to be more vibrant but what I received was more of a muted jewel-toned filament. I like the quality and the finished results enough to purchase again, but I would have to be flexible with my expectations of the colors.

Great looking filament when printed! Has a nice glassy shine once printed. States fast color change and that is probably true on larger items that use a fair amount of filament to print but smaller item you won't see the change due to the color change being about 5 to 10 meters between changes. Printing things like small nozzle storage cases and such will only be the color you started with due to low material needs. Nice transition when printing larger storage bins, vases and such. I had some trouble with individual small components in grid prints sagging vertically during printing but it was due to running at too high of a print speed with the wrong fan settings. Nice sheen on printed items and produces a great finished print even at .3mm setting. Lower settings should be even smoother but will take additional time for the print. Reasonable price of the spool and I am getting a lot of use out of the spool. If you are looking for a color changing filament I think you will like this. Remember bigger prints show the best color changes!!

Ive gone through a couple dozen rolls, very good!

Prints well, good bed adhesion on ender glass bed. Only issue I've had was a really bad bind about 3 layers into the spool. Got a good giggle after because the tensile strength is enough where the extruder actually pulled the z axis up a good 2 inches without breaking anything.

The picture is of the "violet purple". Nice color. I haven't printed with the "Shiny Sapphire blue" yet. I didn't have any adhesion issues nor did I do anything special as far as settings. I use the PrusaSlicer with the default generic PLA filament settings.Update 5-10-2023: Printed with the "Shiny Sapphire Blue".... It's pretty incredible. Added a picture. I have found it to be a bit difficult to get it to stick to the bed for that critical first layer, but with a brim it makes it a bit easier. I tinkered a bit but I think the prints are worth it.

Had no issues with this filament size was good and prints look amazing

The media could not be loaded.  ive used a good number of brands now and it feels like this filament is way too fragiletried everything, print slow / fast (40mms / 80mms), hot / cold (210c / 220c im using nozzle x)even with a bondtech lgx lite extruder, eventually itll just clog when printing a model with lots of retraction like the famous articulated dragonsim pretty adamant on figuring out filaments but considering the price of these its just not worth it anymore (went through around 3 rolls)

I've printed with silk filaments in the past and while silk can be a challenge to print with, this filament is near impossible to use. It's very weak to the extruder gears and tends to clog. The extruder gears eventually eat through the filament and it stops extruding. If you can get it to print, it's beautiful, but it's not that much prettier then other silks.

The colors are bright and beautiful but my printer leaves small but visable oddities in a vertical line in a few places which ive never had happen before with other filaments. The "rainbow" effect is best utilized in large prints as it takes roughly 120-140 grams to get a full rainbow so, if you print small stuff youll just get 2 random colors.

I am actually blown away I've never had good luck with PLA but this one has fantastic adhesion and wonderful quality considering the speed I print it. 260c hot end / 80c bed, 250mm/s on my ender 3 v2.Only MAJOR downside idk if its how the company spun the spool or if it's the PLA itself but it always unravels from the spool living a giant spiral above my hot end like a staircase back up to the spool, so I always have to get up and fix it...