DremelDigiLab PLA-BLA-01 3D Printer Filament, 1.75 mm Diameter, 0.75 kg Spool Weight, Color Black, RFID Enabled, New Formula and 50 Percent More per Spool

Quality product, this is bought regularly

Printing this got off to a good start, but about an hour in, I heard the noise of my filament dry box colliding with the printer, followed by some grinding sounds. What I found is that the the filament was not wound correctly on the spool and bound up. It's hard to imaging how the spool got partly wound from the outside in; but most likely the winding maching was tensioned much too tightly and the middle layers cut in and worked their way into the center of the spool during winding, with later layers then being wound atop them. Unfortunately, the stuff is too springy to easily rewind; I'll probably have to heat it to near the softening point to accomplish it.

We got a Dremel 3D printer at work, and have gone through quite a few spools of different material and colors. This one has produced great and consistent results. I don't know if the color green has anything at all to do with it, but we'll continue ordering that. Why mess with what works?This green PLA filament has made a lot of prints with great detail, and very low failure rates.Doesn't string much, if at all. Sturdy product, that isn't flexible, or brittle.It's been a Goldilocks filament for us.

With the price of my Dremel Digilab 3D45 printer, I figure it's best to stick with the Dremel branded filament, though there are cheaper options that probably work just as well. The RFID on the spool makes loading or switiching filament simple as the printer automatically detects and configures the filament settings when the spool is loaded.

The issue hinted at in my subject line is that the filament would often stop feeding in my Dremel 3D45 printer. It wasn't a clog, it would just stop feeding. After some testing, I determined it was because the filament as wound so tightly that the motors couldn't pull it. I got around this by unwinding some of the spool a bit about once an hour and at the beginning of a print. I've also noticed this with the blue and gold filaments from Dremel. This small inconvenience aside, I would easily recommend this filament, since it's possible that it could be my printer. Though I seriously doubt it.

I've been buying Dremel PLA for years and this new version shows that they've been listening to customer feedback. More filament per spool, better packaging (including a resealable bag with desiccant), no breakages so far, and good print quality. Fits the 3D40 perfectly.(Seems to print better using a higher nozzle temp than I'm used to with PLA - closer to 230 deg C)

Not bad at all

Seems to be good quality

Me funcionó muy bien en la impresión, sólo que si despide un olor fuerte al estarse calentando, ventilar si es posible.

If you own a Dremel 3D printer you have to use their filamentA spool of this size is great value under $40.00

This is the first spool of Dremel PLA that I have used. I felt that it printed nicely and it looks great. Will purchase again.

As usual dremel PLA is great, projects turn out every time.

funciona perfecto para impresiones en 3d, yo lo uso en una ender 3 y me ha dado muy buenos resultados