ZIRO Translucent PLA Filament 1.75mm, Translucent Light Blue
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- [Hight Quality Transparent PLA]- The "Transparent Light Blue" combined vibrant color with translucent PLA base. It's light transmission feature giving 3D works a charming style. (Different thickness of model's wall will show different light transmittance )
- [Hight Quality PLA]- ZIRO PLA filament is made of premium raw material with excellent printability: good ductility, higher strength, no odor, no warp, clog-free, and bubble-free. Completely drying for 24hrs before vacuum seal. Allowing 3D printing enthusiasts to create stunning works much easier.
- [1.75MM Filament Accuracy ]- Advanced CCD diameter measuring control the dimensional accuracy of the PLA is +/- 0.03mm. The strict tolerance guarantees that ZIRO filament printing is easier and more stable. Suggested printing settings, nozzle: 190-220?C, bed: 50-60?C, speed: 30-90 mm/s.
- [Fits For Most FDM Printers]- ZIRO 3D printing filament works perfectly with most printers on the market. A plastic reel with a larger inner diameter design makes feeding smoother. Spool diameter: 7.99inch, spool width: 2.48inch, hub hole diameter: 2.36inch.(empty reel's weight is about 160-165g)
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[What You Will Get]- 2.2 lbs Translucent Light Blue + a free reseal bag + a 5M cleaning filament + a 5M sample(random color). If you are looking for amazing transparent PLA, this one is your go-to choice.
Customer Reviews
Works perfect in my Bambu machines and the color is like a sort of ice blue color or the color toys would use for windows. Great transparency even at 10% infill and 2 walls.
I was really looking forward to using this florescent filament for waves in a Jaws model I'm printing, but I can't get a single print completed. It keeps clogging and knocking despite experimenting with multiple settings from extruder temp 205-250, retraction distance from 2mm-5mm, calibrated my e-steps, and several others.
Another user posted that this is actually petg and so the temp needs to be turned up, but going to 250 only made it clog quicker. 220 seems to be the best I've gotten so far but it still clogs and knocks, especially when getting into some of the finer detail of the print.
The company gave me a refund, but it's still aggravating that I can't use this filament.
The first image is from a lithograph I attempted. Pretty simple, mostly flat. Couldn't finish.
The other 2 images shows the layers that printed badly due to clogging and I paused to fix it and resumed print. The end eventually failed as you can see in the very rough edges around the tips because it was late and I had to go to bed. I just said "screw it, let's see what I get in the morning."
besides an unbelievable clog that made me disassemble the entire hotend to clean out, I got this end result.
Update- As it turns out, it's not PLA, it's PETG and my Ender 3 had a hard time with it. I got the Bambu A1 and prints this filament well with the PETG presets. I gues the onl yissue at this point is that it's labeled as PLA but it's actually PETG and needs to be treated as such.
