PLA fillament brands
I tried and tried to get Hatchbox PLA to work with my Mk3s MMU2s to print without stringing filament tips. I gave up. I had a reel of Prusament that left good tips after loading/unloading. What other brands are able to be used with the MMU2s? I am looking at Fillamentum, but shipping is pricey. I would buy the Prusament, but there is availability, lead time and shipping cost issues. Does anyone have experience with the Fillamentum PLA with the MMU2s? Can I be confident it will work? Any other brands of PLA that will work?
RE: PLA fillament brands
I use Inland, Amazon, and SuperFila mostly with no issues.
I have a roll of eSilk, but I won't inflict that garbage on any printer again in my life...
RE: PLA fillament brands
A lot of people are reporting good luck with eSun PLA+. If you buy one spool of eSun, you will see their spool is able to be taken apart. You can then buy their refills for a few dollars less and reuse the spool. I have just started doing that.
RE: PLA fillament brands
Hi cybrsage,
Yes, I know from my own experience that eSUN filaments are very good.
But be aware of one fact, producing filament is a perfect way to get rid of dangerous chemicals..., especially black....
Just double check your source of filaments.....
There is nothing and there will never be such a thing as a free ride, or a low price to be good to be true....
RE: PLA fillament brands
I am good with toxic materials, I am not going to eat the stuff I print. I do stuff for D&D.
🙂
RE: PLA fillament brands
Hatchbox (Yellow, white) works great for me. I had problems until I made the change to cooling movements 3 and unload at start to 120. After that I haven't had a failure in the last couple thousand tool changes.