ERYONE Ultra Silk PLA Filament for 3D Printer, 1.75mm, Tolerance: ±0.03mm, 1kg (2.2LBS)/Spool, Gold

This is a very silky filament it has a very good shine and reflectiveness that makes for some awesome prints. I am the type of person that likes to paint my models but I also like to leave some of the natural filament showing through. By printing with this filament from Eryone I am able to make some very cool and unique prints that the plain black or gray just can't accomplish. Pros: Easy to use as it is very adaptive to different temperature rangesStays flexible on the roll, doesn't get brittle after it has been sitting for a while.Good for details, I print a lot of 28mm Miniatures and the details shine through with no problem.Not picky about the printer, I have had some other brands of filament in the past that only liked to print well on a certain printer no matter the settings in the slicer. This Eryone filament is always happy to print on any of my 5 different printers.Cons:Sometimes the availability of supply is a issue but that is the only negative thing that I can come up with TBH. I have used Eryone filament for over a year and I keep coming back to this brand as it is consistent and priced competitively with all other brands. I would go as far to say that it is my "go to" filament of choice because of reliability.

Great looking PLA, This copper silk PLA has such a rich metal like apperance. It printed nicely i had to print at a lower temperature of 195 and a slower speed of 60mm. The eiffell tower on the left was printed at 215 degrees and 100mm shows stringing and poor bridging. But lowering the temperature to 195 degrees and 60mm made it print like a dream. I would highly recommend this filament as.it is so cool looking.

I have tried various silk filaments. Most clog but this one didn’t, that is a plus. The color is great and bright at 195 degrees.

The media could not be loaded. Used the ultra silk bronze on this 80MM Deadpool bust. Filament prints very well, and I had zero issues even at this smaller size. Note, it likes to be printed hotter than regular PLA. Above bust was printed at 215. It's also a bit more brittle than normal PLA. But both the higher temps and slightly increased brittleness are typical of ALL metallic silks. I do wish they'd package these in a resealable bag though, but it does fit fine in a standard 1 gallon ziploc.Other than bumping temps up about 10 degrees, it shouldn't require any other changes from standard PLA.

The media could not be loaded. Hello. Art here. I only give honest evaluations and I bought this filament with my own money. Some things I do not review. I would rather say nothing than tarnish my reputation.I bought this filament because the price from Amazon was practically identical to the filament I normally buy here in Mexico.The filament measured 1.70 at every point that I measured, being out of claimed spec by -0.02mm, but no printing problems arose from that.I printed from 200°C to 215°C and from 0.15 to 0.28mm with no sacrifice in color, smoothness, shine or sheen.I found adhesion to blue painter's tape without glue was fine with no lifting or curling from 35°C to 60°C and it continued to stick with the heated bed shut off during the print.Layer adhesion, barring a measured test, seemed equal no matter the temp or the layer thickness. I have printed with filament that costs twice the price and I see no value in paying more and not getting any additional benefit.So, while this is but the first filament from Eryone that I have tested, I can say that it is a good filament worth a try for PLA beauty prints.