Silk PLA 3D Printer Filament Double Color Silk PLA Filament 1.75mm 3D Printing Filament Fit Most FDM Printers, 1KG Spool(2.2lbs), 2 in 1 Color Rose Red Sky Blue

I recently tried the 3Dgenius PLA 3D Printer Filament in Grass Green, and I’m thrilled with the results! This filament has quickly become one of my go-to materials for high-quality 3D printing.Pros:Fantastic Color: The Grass Green color is vibrant and rich, perfect for nature-inspired prints or anything that needs a pop of green. The color comes out even and consistent throughout the entire print.Dimensional Accuracy: The dimensional accuracy of +/- 0.03mm is spot on, which is crucial for my precision projects. My prints have turned out smooth and well-defined with no issues related to thickness inconsistency.Smooth Printing Experience: This filament feeds smoothly into my FDM printer, and I haven’t encountered any issues like tangling or jamming. It prints cleanly and adheres well to the print bed, reducing the need for constant adjustments.Perfect for Smaller Projects: The 250g spool is ideal for testing out new designs or smaller prints. It’s a great size for experimenting without wasting too much filament.Great Value: Considering the price and the quality of the filament, it offers excellent value for money. It’s perfect for hobbyists who want reliable, high-quality prints without spending a lot.Excellent for DIY and Professional Projects:I’ve used this filament for several prototypes and small decorative items, and the results have been fantastic. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced 3D printing enthusiast, this filament delivers great results every time.I’m very happy with the quality of this PLA filament and would love to try more filament colors and types from 3Dgenius in the future. If you’re looking for affordable, reliable filament with great color quality and accuracy, this is definitely worth a try!Thank you for offering such a wonderful product – I’m excited to see what else 3Dgenius has in store! 😊

Made trophies for a Cub Scout pinewood derby race. Everyone loved the color. Just by turning the trophy 90° allowed for the three different colors to present themselves yet giving a very unique look all from the same filament. The Print quality and adhesion between layers is great.

Its a good filament, got some nice tangle free prints. and the quality was decent and easy to use

works well. At school, it is hard to have an even temperature and humidity.

I have experimented with various PLAs, expensive and cheap. Finally decided to try one of these rainbow colored ones to make my wife some MTG stuff, and I was blown away. Is it the most fantastic PLA in the world? Probably not, but for under $10 to have nothing but successful print after successful print I have zero complaints. After playing a game of Commander, everyone at the table wanted me to print more Magic accessories with the rainbow PLA for them because of how cool it all looked. I wish more companies offered the smaller spools since a lot of my prints are smaller items and it’s fun to do small runs with unique colors.

To save the user a lot of reading, I would highly recommend against this filament. It might seem like a good deal because of the price and quantity and variety, but the quality is horrible. That's not even mentioning the feeding issues. You will most likely end up throwing it all out anyway and invest more replacing it anyway.So, I had been thinking picking up a new hobby for a while just to spice up a rather boring life, so during a Black Friday sale at the end of last year I decided to grab a 3D printer. I figured best case scenario I learned a lot and had fun with it, worst case I was only out a couple hundred bucks.I have done quite a lot of learning with this 3D printer. Had fun with it even. But because I was working off of a budget financing this hobby, I just grabbed this filament because it was a nice variety, for a very good price.At this point I could take my entire 3D printer apart and put it back together without instructions, because I have had so much stuff mess up on it. Though there are some problems that were my own inexperience, a lot of them were directly caused by or greatly influenced by the poor quality of this filament.Almost every print I had to change nozzles because they were clogging up so badly. It took me about 20 different prints before I realized that raising the temperature helped, but did not eliminate the problem.Buying this filament gave me enough material to learn several things, so I'm not entirely disappointed in my purchase, however, it taught me the importance of a good quality filament, and it taught me how brittle pla is. I would highly recommend anyone skip this brand altogether, and get a good petg filament of a name brand. I plan on swapping entirely to sunlu petg, but that is a personal choice.

The filament prints beautifully and the shade of blue is spot on — vibrant and consistent. No clogs or issues during printing. Very happy with the results!