OVERTURE ASA Filament 1.75mm, 1kg Spool (2.2lbs) 3D Printer Filament, Premium Anti-UV, ASA Filament Perfect for Printing Outdoor Functional Parts, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm (Black)

Great higher strength alternative to PLA, can print on most basic printers and was fine on mine without an enclosure. The white was a good color and didn’t have any yellowing. Printing ASA does release some noxious chemicals but the smell was very mild- you will want to ventilate your printer/print room, but be aware that having direct airflow over a print will cause it to cool to quickly and warp. Printed perfectly with stock settings on my Bambu P1S and did not have any tangles.

Love this stuff. I wish I still had Amazon Prime, this would be my go-to filament. Printing on a Voron 2.4, 100C bed, 250C nozzle. Prints great. A little more smell than Fusion Filaments ABS, but not too bad.Note that the black is a little off-black. It's like an extremely dark gray. This isn't a huge issue, as it just looks like black unless placed next to a different black filament. Just something to note.

ASA is a finicky filament to print with, but the results from this stuff have been great. I needed UV and water resistance in order to print some things that will go outside, and this filament was perfect for the job.The only problem I have is this filament really likes high nozzle temperatures, and my printer has a 250C limit baked into the firmware. It struggles a little to maintain 250, so I print this filament at 245. That has worked well enough. I also had some bed adhesion problems at lower temps, but the 90C textured glass bed, a generous coat of hairspray, and use of a 10mm brim fixed all of that. I also lowered the print speed to 45 mm/s, which helped the overall appearance of the parts.

Excellent filament and no issues printing with my Neptune 4 Plus and Orca slicer. Have not tested the strength and wanted ASA for several printer accessories including print bed where heat was a concern with standard PLA.

I'm printing with this ASA and I've been having really good results with it. I've printed a new hot end fan shroud and a bunch of car gauge pods with no warping on an ender 5 plus in an enclosure on a glass bed. I'm findng that adhesion to the glass is a little too good!

This filament printed well with an improvised enclosure on my Ender 3 Pro (with direct drive and all metal hot end.) There was a STRONG smell while printing. Definitely use a proper enclosure with venting and/or filtering for VOCs. Original Magigoo on a borosilicate glass bed works well.

Only made 1 print with this spool so far, but it printed perfectly in 1 try. I used the polymakers polylite asa settings in orca. Printed on a Plus 4.

I've been using this ASA filament in place of ABS for structural application, mainly making small bicycle light brackets and computer brackets. This is the first ASA filament that I've tried, so I can't really compare to other brands of ASA. I can say that this filament was easy to work with, did not jam, and barely exhibited any odor, although I still ran a HEPA filter when using this material. I would certainly use this brand of filament again.