Polymaker PolyLite LW-PLA - 1.75mm - 800g - Grey

The filament arrived in good time and in good order. The prints came out well with layers firmly bonded.

Great Pla for using on the bambu A1, prints well and great price. Also used it in my 3d pen and worked well.

Great when you get correct setting correct

Iam a Rc plane enthusiast ,few days back I bought this filament for less than 3500 / 800 grams . Now the price is very high. Please encourage RC hobbists by offering with minimal margins so that more people will use your product. Quality: Good quality Price : very High

lo he comprado por error, al confundirlo con el Polylight 1.0 LW-PLA de 3DLabPrint, y con este material las piezas pesan, por lo menos, 3 veces más y al ser preespumado, no se expande con la temperatura, así que además, también imprimes la mitad de piezas o incluso menos, ya que yo he estado imprimiendo con el Polilight a 44% de extrusión… Además este producto es mucho más caro y sólo viene con 800gr. en vez de 1 kg. Culpa mía por no haberme fijado bien… he tirado el dinero :(

I had two spools that printed no problem, but two spools that were packed too tight causing binding and causing the print to fail. I really like the filament when it works, but the fail issue is terrible. The texture is gritty so it is more likely to get stuck. The sticking is only due to it being compressed against the roll walls, nothing to do with the printer.

Ne ormai stampati diversi kg per i miei aerei, un po ostico da stampare, ma quando si è trovato i giusti parametri, stampa bene

Very lightweight, and impressively rigid for its density, you just need to keep a few things in mind: - Print it slow, like no faster than 100mm/s, and ideally around 75mm/s even if your printer can do much faster like mine, keep it slow. - Print at a higher temperature like 225C . - Make sure to calibrate pressure advance (at the correct temp) for this filament specifically. - The filament itself is very brittle but don't let that scare you, the final parts that come out are excellent. - Parts that are somewhat hollow inside will experience a lot of stringing, but all you need is a bit of sandpaper to go over it a few times to smooth out the surface and it'll be just like the outer perimeters. Attached image is a partially finished UAV printed with this material using: - 1 perimeter - 5% infill (gyroid) - 225C nozzle temp, 60C bed temp (PEI) - 0.14mm layer height - 100mm/s perimeters and 20-30mm for bridges, and 50mm/s for supports and top solid infill, gap fill Note the smooth print lines and clean surfaces.