SUNLU Industry via Amazon has
4-Pack 1-kg SUNLU 1.75mm PETG 3D Printer Filaments (Various Colors) on sale
from $38.69 as listed below.
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Available Colors:
- Black, black, black, black $38.69
- White, blue, green, red $40.49
- White, White, White, white $40.49
- Black, white, blue, red $41.39
- Black, olive green, silver, yellow $41.39
- Pink, purple, green, blue $41.39
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More generally, there are some mixed reviews (as you would expect), but generally positive and lots of examples of well-printed stuff using this filament.
I really like Sunlu PLA+, so might give this a shot ($10/kg seems like the sweet spot for good deals on standard filament types).
More generally, there are some mixed reviews (as you would expect), but generally positive and lots of examples of well-printed stuff using this filament.
I really like Sunlu PLA+, so might give this a shot ($10/kg seems like the sweet spot for good deals on standard filament types).
Clipping the end off a brand new spool of filament isn't common practice? I always do this on a new spool to ensure a completely clean end.
That was the first thing I learned and have done it every time I switch spools, along with a 45⁰ cut to make it easier to snake through everything.
They are talking about the end of the roll (the last bit of filament on the inside of the roll) not the outside piece you feed into the ams first
So far I'm having good luck and catching deals on Anycubic, eSun, PolyMaker, and Overture. Sure I pay $13-$16 instead of $10 but I also don't come home to a 6 hour printer that lost adhesion halfway through and made me a spaghetti surprise.
I know this is PETG so not going to upvote or downvote but as a brand I have no trust.
So far I'm having good luck and catching deals on Anycubic, eSun, PolyMaker, and Overture. Sure I pay $13-$16 instead of $10 but I also don't come home to a 6 hour printer that lost adhesion halfway through and made me a spaghetti surprise.
I know this is PETG so not going to upvote or downvote but as a brand I have no trust.
That sounds like a you problem.
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I've used Bambu Labs Filament, SUNLU, and Creality.
I had issues with Creality. SUNLU mine as well be Bambu branded to me. It works perfectly in my AMS
This is my go-to anytime filament on Amazon. Anytime I can get them for under $10 a roll I go and get them. petg is my main filament I use I use it more than pla. It's stronger. I love how the colors gleam(sometimes too much) I don't use ironing. I use this filament on the AMS and AMS Light. Also use it on anycubics Ace multicolor system as well and they all work fine. You just may need an adapter for the AMS light to lock it in so it doesn't fall off if it's vertically mounted) By far these are the best deals because they're consistently under $10 a roll and it's fast shipping. So I usually always order the primary colors white black blue red stuff I'm going to use consistently.
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So far I'm having good luck and catching deals on Anycubic, eSun, PolyMaker, and Overture. Sure I pay $13-$16 instead of $10 but I also don't come home to a 6 hour printer that lost adhesion halfway through and made me a spaghetti surprise.
I know this is PETG so not going to upvote or downvote but as a brand I have no trust.
interesting - i wonder what the issue there is? i suspect ive put around 100kg of sunlu pla (i can see 50+ rolls in my recent amazon purchases) and petg through my a1 and a1 mini, both with standard pei plates. i add brims where it seems appropriate but that shouldn't be the solution if this is the only filament that's not working out for you