eSUN PLA+ Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printers, Cold White

I found a 3D model for an interesting skull so naturally I wanted to print it out. A small test print with white filament came out great but the color just wasn't right. Does anyone make a bone-colored PLA filament? Of course they do. I'm not the first weirdo to 3D print a skull after all. A minute of searching brought up this spool from eSUN, and after a few clicks, it was on its way to me. I've used eSUN PLA before and, while I prefer Elegoo by a very narrow margin, eSUN has given me good results. I was a little worried because the skull I was printing would have to be done in 2 parts (skull and mandible), and the main part was a 23 hour print. Plenty of time for something to go wrong. Bambu has a preset for eSUN PLA+ so that's what I used. After slicing, loading the spool, and hitting the print button, I crossed my fingers and walked away. I checked on it again in the morning (12 hours later) and so far everything looked good. Layer lines were visible but not too prominent. Since I was using a 0.4mm nozzle, I didn't expect the lines to disappear. There was a slight gloss to the print. I would have preferred a matte finish to simulate bone porosity, but since I didn't specify a matte filament, I was neither surprised nor disappointed. At the end of 23 hours, the skull was waiting on the build plate. It looked exceptional, without so much as a stray filament, void, or other defect that I could see. The support material (there was quite a bit of it) broke away without much fuss and I was left with something that, from a few feet away, could pass for a skull. Adhesion was just right. The part never shifted during the print but was relatively easy to remove from the build plate once everything had cooled. I did use a little hairspray as an adhesion promoter-- I wasn't taking any chances-- but I doubt that I actually needed it. The mandible was a much easier print (only about 6 hours) and it came off without a hitch. After years of dealing with finicky 3D printers and filaments that would only print correctly about half the time, I was floored that I could walk away for an entire day without looking over my shoulder once and come back to a completed print. I usually pay $10-$12 a spool for garden variety PLA. This spool was slightly pricier at $18, but it is a specialty filament and the price is quite reasonable for the quality and appearance that you get. I can't think of a single bad thing to say about this filament. It worked flawlessly for this project.

I’ve had consistently good results with eSUN PLA+ filament. The filament feeds smoothly, prints cleanly, and produces good layer adhesion without requiring much tweaking to my printer settings. I experienced very few issues with stringing or clogging, which made longer prints much less stressful. The spool was wound neatly, helping to prevent tangles during printing. I was also happy with the color—it printed true to what I expected and gave finished projects a nice, professional appearance. Whether you’re printing functional parts, toys, or decorative items, this filament offers a good balance of strength and printability. Overall, it’s a dependable PLA+ option that delivers consistent results and is one I would purchase again.

Great filament with consistent quality. It prints smoothly with no clogging or tangling. The colors look great, and the finished prints have a nice surface. Works perfectly with my Bambu Lab printer. Highly recommend!

The filament worked great on my Anycubic Kobra X. Nice color on finished print, no strings, bed adhesive was good, supports snapped off very easy and clean. Good value. This print was only 1hr and 35 min, the next part is 6 hrs if the print quality changes, I will update my review.

Although SUNLU remains one of my personal favorites, this PLA+ filament from eSUN has been equally impressive. The color is vibrant and exactly as expected, and the filament prints with excellent dimensional accuracy. I experienced smooth feeding, strong layer adhesion, and consistently high-quality results. The filament is reliable and easy to work with, with no significant clogging or tangling issues during printing. Overall, this is a high-quality PLA+ filament that produces outstanding results and offers excellent value for the money. If you are looking for a dependable filament with brilliant color and precise printing performance, this is an excellent choice.

Trying to at least get close to matching Festool's green, and I thought this was going to work. In the pic, the LCD frame and the V-slot covers are the E-Sun PLA+, and the knob is Anycubic's PETG "green" The e-Sun looks like a perfect match ON the spool, but the color after it's printed is disappointing, maybe 2-3 stars. It's just bland. It loses much of the sheen and richness of the color, and while it's the closest match I've found, in an easy-to-find amount, after printing, it's just an adequate fill-in that I will likely replace if/when I find a better color match. As for the filament performance, it's definitely 5 stars. This was the first filament I ever printed at the time, and nothing I've used since has been as easy to work with as this stuff. No clogs, easy extrusion at lower temps than expected (195c), and zero adhesion issues. I liked it enough that I tried 3 other colors, but none matched the easy performance of this stuff, in all areas. I wouldn't hesitate to buy this again, but hopefully this Pic will show you the color fairly well, as there doesn't seem to be many examples of how it looks in the wild. I wasn't able to use the PLA+ for the hotend shroud, but I was able to use this for fast and easy prototyping, and the PETG I tried, as shown by the knob, turned out to be much closer to what I was looking for, color-wise, but nowhere near as easy to work with as E-Sun's PLA+ If the price is right for you, I'd definitely stock up on this for easy prototype jobs, but if the color is your main criteria, like it was for me at the time, I'd look elsewhere

Great filament! It printed consistently with no clogs, tangles, or feeding issues. Layer adhesion was excellent, and the finished prints came out with a smooth surface and accurate colors

I bought two spools. The first one was pretty great out of the package, although not all that evenly wound. Then, around the 80% mark it started popping and hissing, something I’ve never experienced because I’ve never used cheaper filament. The filament was wet, and it was bad. I used the rest of the spool and tossed out the remainder. My print was pocked and bubbly on the outside because of the popping. So I moved on to the next spool. It was ok for a while but got tangled on the first print. Wasted about 6 hours of time and filament on that one as it was only halfway through and now way to fix it. From then on it was just a mixed mess and would only print properly for two hours at most and then either snap, clog, sizzle, or not print correctly. I wanted to like this filament, but this was mostly a waste and a massive headache. This filament has caused more problems than other filaments I’ve bought over the past four years combined, but the last one was the one I didn’t much care for the most. The filament snapped and completely jammed my extruded. If I would’ve trusted this filament and left my house like I intended I would’ve come home to a messed up extruder and possibly a burnt up motor. I was only outside for two minutes and I came inside to check and the extruder was clicking and the motor was HOT. I stopped the machine, I tried to take out the filament to no avail, and then completely disassembled my extruder to find segments of filament inside it and the upper and lower cap bowden tube. Never seen a failure that bad. I don’t recommend this filament if you’re using a printer that prints fast 150mm/s+ because things can go from bad to worse very quickly. I’ve only had issues with moisture from PC, never any kind of PolyA+, and never had breakage issues like this. It was very upsetting and I had high hope from others recommending this brand and type.

Excelent... Print ok... machine ok... Only apply the write setting

Printen vanaf 210 graden!

Assez bonne facture, j'en suis content!

N'utilisant que du Filament ESun depuis des années, je n'ai jamais déçu (pla, pla+, lw-pla, petg, tpu). Cependant ce Filament orange en particulier est magnifique une fois imprimé. La couleur reste éclatante et uniforme. J'ai utilisé ce Filament pour imprimer la structure de mon planeur radiocommandé, qui sera entoilé de tissus de parapente. Je recommande ce produit, j'en recommanderais moi même assez rapidement, bobine presque vide

I have used eSun PLA+ filament for several years on a Voron 2.4 printer. Until recently I was getting near-perfect results every time. The last batch I ordered came in the new cardboard spool. The result straight out of the vacuum sealed factory bag is CATASTROPHIC. Bubbles everywhere and stringing as bad as PETG. Horrible ! Unfortunately I have missed the return window otherwise I would have sent it back.