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XPERLAND 3D Printer 1.75MM PLA Printing Filament, WhitePackaging: Recyclable CarboardSpool: Spool is tightly shrink-wrapped small desiccant enclosed in the shrink-wrapSpool appears to be a snap together roll, with side windows so you can see how much filament is left on the roll.The filament is tightly wound, a plus.Recommended Print Temps – 190c – 220c. I like 200cHeatbed, none required, I use 60 for 1st layer and 50 for each layer after.I printed 4 test prints, a Benchy, a 20mm cube, a “Buddy” Pug, and a Triceratops. Printed using a Prusa i3 MK2S.Print Temps 200c for the Benchy, 20mm Cube and 210c for the Pug and Triceratops.20mm Cube came out flawless, as well as the Pug. No stringing, blobs, just a great print.The Benchy and Triceratops had minimal stringing this could be my retraction settings, not the filament fault. Even with the minor stinging on these two prints, there were no blobs, or other imperfections. They look great.Some PLA filament has a slight smell when printing, I could not detect any with this filament.I am currently printing a Temp Tower to see what the optimal printing temperature would be with my Printer and Ambient Room Temperature. I will update this review when that is finished. I have also ordered the Black filament and will test it soon. Looking forward to the Orange, Green, and Blue filament when it is released.

I got this the other day and have made multiple prints with it and so far so good! I had not problems with any of the prints, it stuck very well to the bad, almost too good and one print the bottom separated from the rest of it when trying to remove it! I think that was just an issue with the model as It has happened with other brands and none of the other prints I did came apart like this. The box was well done and the spool is a nice see through holes in it to verify the level of material left. The vacuum bag was super strong and under a good deal of vacuum when opening it. It is a very nice white that would be great for statues and other figures as well as for anything you want in white or want to paint. Printed very smooth with no issues at my normal 205/50 degree settings. overall a great filament especially for the price!

Received this on Friday, 3 days before expected. Printed with it for 3 days and came back to order more and it is unavailable.Just threaded this into the extruder, hit Run Job and walked off. Small 1mm high 25 minute prints, 5 hour prints, doesn't matter, it is consistent with no problems. UNTIL, I turned the temperature up 5 degrees. I was printing at 230, w/ 110 bed. At 235 it stripped on the extruder gear consistently. It looks and prints excellent at 230, I just wanted to see where I could push it. Back to 230 again and again excellent. This is an unusually low temperature for ABS, especially considering the layer adhesion and outside wall smoothness that it produces.I'm using Ord Bot, QU-BD extruder with an MK7 gear, printing infill at 200mm.As for Emma Rhodes, the reviewer above having warp problems, try using latest version of Slic3r with the new rectilinear infill and a 10mm brim. The new design for rectilinear allows the object to breath by creating convection cells from the bottom up. This used to be accomplished with honeycomb, but they changed rectilinear to do it too because honeycomb can shake a printer to pieces. I use that setup on 190mm x 190mm pieces 150mm high with absolutely no warpage on blue 3M tape at 90/110 bed temperatures. And, with the brim I can pry it off the tape gently enough to reuse the tape. If you haven't tried it, do. I'm getting excellent results with this filament with it. Good luck!

First impressions were positive as the filament rolls are vacuum sealed in plastic with desiccant packs to keep the moisture levels down.The first thing I checked was dimensional consistency of the filament over the first meter or so or the spool. I checked every few centimeters with a Mitutoyo digital caliper.From my findings, the filament diameter remained very close to nominal (1.75mm) within a tolerance range of ±0.03mm (packaging claims tolerance range of ±0.02mm, so close enough).My first print test was a temperature calibration tower, both the black and white have a suggested printing temperature range of 190 - 220 deg C.I found from my temperature towers, that both seemed to print best in the 207 - 210 range.After the temperature calibration I printed a "Benchy" boat in each color. With a little bit of tweaking to my print settings they would come out perfect, but results were good enough for me to be happy.Printed parts have a satin surface finish and look very nice overall. I printed a lithopane as a gift for a friend and it looks significantly better than previous lithos I've printed, using another, low cost white filament.Overall, I would say this filament is very good, and a great value for the price. When compared to Hatchbox or eSun or other, similaraly priced (~$20/kg spool) filaments, I do definitely prefer this new XPERLAND brand stuff.I will be purchasing more of their filament in the future and look forward to testing and reviewing their colored filaments, as they become available.

This filament made some very bold statements in their billing, and they didn't disappoint. This is truly some of the best white PLA I've ever used. I ran this at 200C on my German Reprap Neo and was very pleased with the results. The finish is very satin looking, with little look of layer lines if printed at .1 mm layer height. I saw absolutely no deviation from 1.75 mm in a 5 meter sample from the spool .Even though it never clogged the hot end, just as advertised. I would recommending using this filament with an oiler for best results. (I did see a couple points where it kind of scorched a bit till I added an oiler to the system).All in all, an excellent value for the price.