PLA/PHA bambooFill for 3D Printers - 1.75mm Diameter - 600g

Navigating the world of 3D printing? You know a 3D printer without filament is like a regular printer without paper or ink. While many printers come with some filament, you might be on a printing spree and need a fresh supply. That's why we offer a wide range of 3D printing filaments in various colors! This 1.75mm 600g spool of PLA/PHA bambooFill blend from colorFabb is a top - notch choice for 3D printers. With this unique filament, you can print at home using actual recycled bamboo. Your prints will look stunning, and your 3D printing space will smell like a cozy woodshop! Tips: Begin with layer heights of 0.2 – 0.27mm (for a 0.4mm nozzle) to ensure a good material flow. This prevents the material from degrading in the hot - zone of the 3D printer. This filament has been tested on many printers, working well on both heated and non - heated build platforms. For cold build platforms, colorFabb suggests using blue painter's tape. For heated platforms, set the temperature to 55 - 60°C to keep the print stuck. You can print directly on glass or with a bit of glue stick. It also prints well on kapton tape at the same temperature. Tests show it works great with all - metal hot - ends like E3D and Makerbot Replicator 2. However, hot - ends with a teflon isolator coupler may cause adhesion and clogs, so they're not recommended for beginners. Always check your printer's compatible diameter and filament type before buying. For more details, visit colorFabb's website and their great learn system.

Using this 3D printer filament is easy! First, make sure to check if your printer can handle a 1.75mm diameter and PLA/PHA bambooFill blend filament. When starting your print, set the layer height to 0.2 – 0.27mm if you're using a 0.4mm nozzle. This helps the material flow well and keeps it from degrading. For the build platform, if it's cold, put on some blue painter's tape. If it's heated, set the temperature to 55 - 60°C. You can print on glass, use a bit of glue stick, or even kapton tape. As for maintenance, keep the filament in a dry place to avoid moisture. If you're a beginner, it's better to use all - metal hot - ends as hot - ends with a teflon isolator coupler might cause problems. And remember, always check your printer's requirements before you start printing.