E-DA Flexible TPU Filament 1.75mm 1kg 3D Printer Filament TPU 3D Printing Materials Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm (Green)

I had no issues printing this on my ender 3 v2. I used 228 nozzle temp and 50 bed temp on cura for tpu and it worked great. My only disappointment was that this is not that flexible, it is noticeable more malleable than pla but it still pretty tough. I first printed a small ball around 4cm in diameter and you couldn’t squish it much at all. This could be because of the infill Which was 7.5 and the size of the object however. Overall i recommend if you have only just started 3d printing and have an ender 3 like me, this is a good transition filament from pla to tpu. I will be trying out some more flexible tpus soon.

printed a few things but it didnt look right,so tried a cali cube and these are the results.the one that failed was printed first and the complete one was with the same filament but cut 2 metres off and cooked in the oven for 1 hour at 150 degrees.only had the filament a day and it was full of moisture straight out of the box.gotta say it did print really well after it had been cooked,just a pity ive got to cook the whole roll.ive amended my rating because of the customer service,they sent me a PETG translucent blue free of charge and the quality of print is very good.so maybe i was unlucky with the TPU but i will definitely be ordering from these guys again.

Used to be my favourite TPU as it was printing very clean and easy but the last 1/3 of the roll its so thick it cant go through the extruder. Varying from 1.86~1.94mm. 0.2mm more than 10% more...

This filament adheres to my bed extremely well. I have had a couple of clogs in my Hermera but after adjusting the tension it has so far not clogged on the 10 or so prints I've done with it. It is about as flexible as the material used on a lot of cheap usb a plugs, it gives but its also quite firm. Prints well at 240 C but you have to support areas of the print that are tall, such as towers on a castle as they will flex around when the nozzle tries to print to them but that's pretty much just flexy filament territory anyway.

TPU, Lesser know filament brands... These are both things that probably make the average novice printer anxious and sceptical, ofcourse since it's always been known that TPU is impossible to print for a novice and is expensive...Well E-DA have knocked this one out the bag!Myself being very sceptical that it's around 1/3 of the price to the big TPU brands, but i fired up the printer (Anet A8 Plus (direct drive)) around 200/50c @ 25mm/s set retraction down to 1mm and watched in surprise as it seemed to print straight off the bat better than some PLA's i've used... Slightly different from the failure i was expecting.So i tried it in my Creality CR10 S4 (bowden) and had a play, also printed fine.Overall very happy and surprised with how well this works on a typical printer at a good price, will be using more for sure

first time using TPU filament works brilliant , use it too make items i sell to others for model boats great ideal stuff for making fenders and rubbing bits , tires of all sizes and type , great item , printing at 200C with 15mm/s feed rate with 1mm nozzle and 50C bed temp , works great just change the wall thickness and infill to get the right amount of Squishy bounce as the tires are used to stop the models from damaging them self's or other items .

Lots of reviews said how difficult any make of tpu was to print. Decided to try this brand after undertaking research and reading reviews. I was pleasantly surprised as I’ve had no difficulty with my prints on my voxelab printer. Bed adhesion is usually very good and although I’m a novice 3d printer the following settings worked well for meExtruded temp 220, bed temp 50. Feed rate 40m/s with 2m/s retraction. I printed skirts on my prints to make sure I had a good flow before the print started. The only other change I made was to fit a Capricorn bowden tube. Pleased with results to date. First print was an iPhone 7 case. A bit ambitious but it turned out really good

I have not used the filament as yet, but I have been impressed with other E:DA filaments, petg and pla. They always arrive well packaged, quickly and print really well. I have a cr6 and an ender 3. I have never had any issues at all.Hoping to print with this in the next week or 2, will update this review when I do.For now, I would definitely recommend both the brand and the seller.