Creality Hyper 3D Printer PLA Black Filament High Speed Printing 1.75mm 2.2lbs Spool ±0.03mm Dimensional Accuracy Flow Durable Resistant Smooth for Ender 3 v3 Plus KE K1 Max K1C 3D Printers

Me gusto el material, casi no se enrolla, aunque siento que las impresiones quedan un poco transparentes.

I needed some red filament for some projects and the price of this spool was perfect. I’ve had good overall printing with Creality Ender filament on my Ender 3 V 2 Neo. After two flawless print projects I’d definitely purchase this again. The color of the finished print is not what I’d call true RED but more of a deep coral. This is partly due to the filament color plus the layer effect of 3D printing. While it’s something I can easily live with for my projects, others expecting true red might be disappointed with the color.

Buen producto, buena relación precio/desempeño

This filament dryer could easily be one of my all-time favorites. There are so many great features to it. I’m not sure where to begin. First and foremost, I love the two independent chambers that heat for spools separately. I also appreciate the availability of PTFE tubes on both the front and back of the dryer. The locking tabs on the front make it easy to secure the unit while your rolls are inside. I tested the drying mechanism and it worked wonderfully. I dried PLA for six hours and it reduced the relative humidity from about 31% to about 17% effortlessly. The only issue I encountered with this particular unit is that I wish they could combine all four tubes into one output for easier connection to the printer.

ok I thought long and hard before I picked this up with the K1 max upgrade kit, but now that I have one I don't know how I'll ever go back to single rolls again! LEt's face, it: the convenience of having at least 3 rolls ready to go isa massive timesaver; not only can you handle different colors, but different filament types at different temp levels! as of this writing it's been about a month, and I've run through at least 4 rolls of GF and CF filaments, PETG, ASA, PLA+, and none of them had problems, no kinks , hangups, clogging or blockages. And: How it handles a runout: you can quite literally toss in a replacement filament, thread it in, and it'll just start pushing it thru, no hiccups. It does take a little bit of time to sort out swapping of filaments, but after a few tries, you'll get the hang of it. Would I do it again? yes. would I get a 2nd one? maybe not. i simply do not have need for multi-color, but multi-filament ready at the click of a button: that's worth cost of this product alone. mutli-color printing is just icing on the cake. i'd advise tuning your runoff coz it does burn thru a lot of filament on transition until you do, otherwise yea, get it- you know you want it!