3D PLA 1.75MM Clear Plastic 3D Printer Printing Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.04 mm, 1KG 2.2LBS

This stuff is GARBAGE! It clogs the print head within minutes of starting a print. I tired many different temp settings on the print head, replaced the tip with a brand new one. Thought maybe I had dust in my Bowden tube replaced the tube still clogged. Then I inspected the filament its self and could see fine particles of something in the filament. marked the particles on the filament printed again and sure enough the print head clogged right around the area that I marked. Sending back asking for a replacement spool. Hopefully I don't get another spool from the same production lot. There is no obvious production lot number on the spool. I will update when the replacement arrives.

Excellent filament, no problems printing and feeds perfectly in my JGAurora printer.I use a temp of 210F and a bed temp of 50F. Just finished a pretty neat project and the picture is included.Will be purchasing more of this for sure.

I have no problem printing PLA, PETG, TPU and ABS so you would think there would be no issue with this, but its total garbage. I was able to get a good XYZ calibration cube to print, but everything since then just falls apart and or clogs the print nozzle. I have routinely started a printed, noticed it failing and switched out my filament mid print only to have it work perfectly with the other PLA. I have tried every temp from 185 to 230 and nothing remotely consistent. Do yourself a favor and buy something else. I dont really blame the company, I think Clear PLA is hard to manufacture and thats why you dont see a the big name brands making it.

Maybe I just got a bad spool, but I've had 2 misprints on this about 3 hours into a print, and I barely ever have misprint issues. The filament jammed and stopped extruding - possibly the diameter of the filament got too big or was out of spec in certain sections. This may be okay for shorter prints where you can keep an eye on it, but I cannot use this for what I need to. I'll try my other usual filaments (3D Solutech and Hatchbox) and confirm it's not my printer, but again, I very rarely have extrusion problems with those filaments, and my first two tries of this spool have not worked. 210C on Robo3D R1+, 0.4 mm nozzle, ~50 mm/sec.