Matte PLA Filament

Normally, I don't go out of my way to write a review unless I really feel like a product deserves it. This is one of the few cases where something works perfectly and does exactly what it claims to do. I am honestly shocked at how good prints with this have come out. I don't have a picture to attach at the moment, but I printed a little cat sculpture model I found online as a test and I was totally blown away by how smooth it looked and felt. So far, every single print I have made with this stuff has come out smooth with no visible layer lines even with a 0.6mm extruder. It's not even just that it *looks* smooth, it even *feels* smooth. I was expecting this to let me down but instead it has totally exceeded my expectations and has been consistently producing high quality, smooth, prints that don't even feel like they were 3D printed. Tl;dr: it does exactly what it advertises and does it extremely well. If you're for some reason on the fence about this filament and are skimming through reviews, just buy it. It's totally worth it. I was able to use the preset for PolyTerra PLA in OrcaSlicer and have been getting flawless prints. I'm using a Flashforge ADM5 Pro for my printer but comparing this to other filaments I believe this can likely achieve flawless prints on any printer and does not seem to have any issues with stringing or adhesion. I recommend using a textured plate as it gives a nice texture on the bottom surface of the print that totally hides any hint of layer lines on the bottom. The only issue I encountered with this filament is that it adhered to my plate a little too well, so when I had a print fail after the first layer because of a printer issue it was extremely difficult to remove this stuff from the plate. In terms of completing a print, this is definitely a pro as I have no worries about it detaching during the print... but if for some reason you need to remove this after one or two layers be prepared for a fight lol

I have purchased so much of this stupid filament since I discovered it. I have stacks of empty spools. And just, uggh, I need more. Let me calm down for a second here and give you as better review. Polyterra is an amazing filament, with good colors, great surface finish. It's not a stock every day PLA, so you will probably want to tweak your settings for it, but when you get it dialed in, it can blow you away. And the price, damn it, that price. My filament of choice for a long time was strictly Hatchbox or Paramount 3d. Two great choices. I mostly didn't buy into Polymaker's products because they were kind of expensive, to be honest. One day I pried open the doors of amazon though and took a look around to see what I was missing. And I found it, a 20 dollar roll of filament by Polymaker, a respected company. It almost seemed to good to be true, and with the first few rolls, well I was blown away, but also thought it was too good to be true. I had troubles getting it to print at first. With tweaking settings though, it went from being too good to be to true. To just being so good, I can't believe it's true, but it is. I would say it's a little more fragile compared to other choices. I can't print all of my "products" in Polyterra, as some of them have smaller details that seem more prone to breaking, compared to a more traditional PLA. I think the colors are amazing. They are matte, which goes a long way to give a pleasing quality to the prints. One thing I hated about more traditional PLAs was the overly cheap plastic look. Gross! I especially hate glossy black printed parts. I think they look so cheap. Colorwise, they're good, but not perfect. I'll still purchase filament from Paramount 3d, because they have an excellent range of colors. The problem with Polyterra, is it can be a little pastel heavy. Their army colors do fill the gaps a little though. Overall the range of colors covers most of my day to day 3d printing needs. I especially think the colors go well in cases where one is printing inserts for board games, where they would ideally match the player colors for that game. In this regard, I've actually been surprised at how well they all jive together, even across several manufactures of board games that have slight variations in color. In other products I produce, people have had a lot of positive feedback about the colors. It surprises me too. Like, I hate yellow with a passion, but the Savannah Yellow I really like. The Matte Fossil Gray is one of my favorite grays. I love using it for more neutral focused things, like in board games for card holders and stuff. The Matte Charcoal Black is the only black I'll be purchasing for awhile. Basically, every color I try, I have glowing things to say about them. Polymaker woke up one day and said hold my beer, I'm gonna show you how to do it proper. And they did.

Polymaker Filament (PolyTerra matte, Panchroma, Polymaker PETG) I recently switched to Polymaker filament, and it prints well with the recommended settings on my Prusa MK4 and XL. I like the wide range of colors and different materials they offer for at a reasonable price. ⚙️ Usage: I do print mostly PLA (matte) and PETG filament. Everything I print is for my personal use only, I do not sell any 3d printed parts. Most of my 3d printed stuff is for storage solutions and organization (drawer organizers, tool holder etc.). Most of the items I print are non structural parts. Photo 1: Example print showing over all print quality. Colors used: PolyTerra/ Panchroma: Charcoal Black, Army Beige and Yellow Photo 2: Filament sample cards showing some of the filament I currently use from Polymaker Photo 3: Dust and wear marks left from the cardboard spool ✅ Pros: - prints well with recommended settings - price - lot of different materials - lot of different colors ❎ Cons: - cardboard spools cause paper dust and dirt over spools that placed below and on work surface - recent product line name change, for example PolyTerra (now Panchroma), can be confusing 🔍 Details: Print settings example that I use on my Prusa MK4 and XL printers for PolyTerra matte (Panchroma): Build plate: Smooth PEI sheet Nozzle temperature (first layer): 225°C Nozzle temperature (other layers): 220°C Bed temperature: 60°C Layer height: 0.2mm For me, lowering the first layer speed improved the adhesion and detail quality of the first layer. ⭐ Final thoughts: I do like Polymaker filaments and use them as my main filament. I have tested a range of other brands but always come back to Polymaker. The combination of quality and price is the best I have found so far.

Matte filament is such a fun concept. As I've said, in other reviews of this filament, poly maker is very consistent, the Matt colors are very deep, and the silk is very pretty. They all perform very well and are low odor.

I tested this filament on both my Bambu Lab A1 and Anycubic Kobra. Overall, it printed well and produced a clean matte finish with consistent color. I did experience one clog while using the spool, but after clearing it, I was able to continue printing normally. Good filament overall, though not completely trouble-free.

Listen up, fellow 3D printing enthusiasts! As a beginner/novice rockin' the mighty Creality CR-10S5, sporting a nozzle size of 0.6 (yeah, we're all about precision), and dancing to the tune of Cura with 0.3 draft settings, this filament is pure magic! It slides through the printer like butter on a hot pancake griddle, leaving behind smooth prints that'll make Michelangelo himself jealous. Now, let me tell you a secret. I've bought my fair share of filaments, and let's just say they've made me swear more than a sailor on shore leave. But not this one! Nope, this filament is a swear-jar savior. It's one of those rare gems that won't have you reaching for your piggy bank to cover your potty mouth. Now, don't get me wrong. It's not my absolute "go-to" filament yet, but oh boy, do I have my eyes on PLA+! I can practically hear it whispering, 'Try me, you won't be disappointed.' And you know what? I trust it like a cat trusts its owner to open that can of tuna. So, my fellow 3D printing adventurers, if you want prints smoother than a baby dolphin's skin and a filament that won't have you dropping F-bombs left and right, give this bad boy a shot. You might just find yourself saying, 'Move over, Picasso, I'm the new master of this 3D printing game!'

Polymaker filament has always been top notch! Consistent print quality, excellent material properties, fair price, and ecologically sustainable spool holders - I really couldn't ask for much more. I'm a huge fan of their ASA and matte PLA, but I think I'll start exploring more material options with them.

I've been using Polymaker for a while now and the print quality is always excellent, never any issues with moisture or anything. On my Ender 3 Pro, the cardboard spool seemed like a great idea, but once I upgraded to a Bambu X1C, it's not great for the AMS system. I printed some adapters to go on the edges, but this last one I bought the spool was bent slightly on the edge and even with the adapters on the spool gets stuck in the AMS and I have to manually retract it. I respooled it onto an empty plastic spool I had lying around and it's working fine. I haven't looked to see if they sell their PLA without the spool so I can just put it on a reusable one, for the price and quality I'd love to stick with Polymaker, but I'll have to find something else so I can use it in the AMS

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Je suis très satisfait de ce filament PolyTerra PLA de chez Polymaker. Dès l’ouverture, la bobine en carton recyclé donne une bonne première impression écoresponsable. Le conditionnement est soigné, sans vrille ni emmêlement du filament. Lors de l’impression, le filament s’extrude parfaitement à 200°C avec un plateau à 60°C, exactement dans les plages recommandées. L’adhérence au plateau (verre + colle bâton pour ma part) est très bonne, et le filament ne présente aucun warping, même sur des impressions longues. La finition est mate comme annoncée, ce qui donne un rendu professionnel, sans reflet plastique cheap. La couleur rouge est profonde, uniforme et très esthétique sur les pièces finales. Aucun bouchage de buse à signaler, et les couches se lient de manière propre et homogène, même à vitesse élevée (60 mm/s). J’ai imprimé plusieurs pièces fonctionnelles et décoratives, et la résistance mécanique est au rendez-vous, tout en gardant une bonne précision. Mention spéciale pour la faible odeur à l’impression, ce qui est très appréciable en usage domestique. C’est un filament fiable, propre, agréable à utiliser et respectueux de l’environnement. Je recommanderai sans hésiter, et j’envisage d’acheter d’autres couleurs de la gamme PolyTerra.

Perfecto en Ender S1 a 195 grados de perlas, un gris súper bonito viene muy bien empaquetado

Money for honey , not for my budget but quality is delicious

Prusa core oneで標準プロファイルで使用していますが、積層跡が目立ちにくく精度も良く仕上がります。 常に在庫しています