ERYONE PLA Filament

Eryone PLA Blue Filament: A Solid Choice for Versatile 3D Printing Eryone's PLA blue filament has consistently proven to be a reliable and user-friendly option for 3D printing enthusiasts. Here's a breakdown of its key features and performance: Pros: * Excellent Print Quality: This filament delivers smooth, detailed prints with minimal layer lines, resulting in professional-looking finished products. * Easy to Print: Eryone PLA is known for its ease of use, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced users. It adheres well to the print bed and exhibits minimal warping. * Vibrant Color: The blue hue is rich and consistent, adding a touch of visual appeal to your 3D creations. * Good Dimensional Accuracy: Eryone PLA maintains accurate dimensions, ensuring precise part replication. * Affordable Pricing: This filament offers excellent value for money, making it a budget-friendly choice. Cons: * Some Moisture Sensitivity: Like most PLA filaments, Eryone PLA can be susceptible to moisture absorption, which can lead to printing issues. Proper storage in a dry environment is essential. Overall: Eryone PLA blue filament is a reliable and versatile option for a wide range of 3D printing projects. Its combination of print quality, ease of use, and affordability makes it a popular choice among the 3D printing community. While it's important to store it properly to avoid moisture-related problems, Eryone PLA consistently delivers excellent results. Recommendations: * Storage: Keep the filament in a dry, airtight container to prevent moisture absorption. * Printing Temperature: Adhere to the recommended printing temperature range of 190-220°C for optimal results. * Print Speed: Experiment with different print speeds to find the best balance between print quality and speed.

Let me start off by saying that this filament is some of the best I've ever used. I've gone through a variety of PLA filaments and have settled on Eryone's filaments due to how great and consistent they print. But there is something that could be considered a con with the filament, but its not really anything worth worrying about as it's easily fixed - the filament is very forgiving in terms of adapting your settings. At 200 degrees C, some layers take on a very shiny appearance, but then others are quite matte and dull. It's the inconsistency at this temperature that is the concern. It's only aesthetic though, and can be easily fixed by raising the temperature. I've found 215 to be a sweet spot for this filament. On to the pros (and there are many), the overall vibe I get with the filament is that its very high quality and consistent once you get the temperature right. I haven't had any stringing at 200-215 C on my Ender 3 V2 or my Prusa i3 MK3S. The layer adhesion is great, and is comparable to a lot of other high end filaments such as prusament. It is slightly lighter and slightly more flexible than Eryone's galaxy purple for example, but that's to be expected as those contain glitter particles which aid stiffness whereas this filament is plain jet black. Print quality is extremely pleasant and has a beautiful shine. I've not noticed any brittleness, popping when printing, moisture issues or anything. I'm also very happy with the performance of the filament, it is a pleasure to print and is very durable. My customers love the products I make using this filament and I really enjoy printing with it. Thanks!

OK, so Ive been using this filament for a few days now and I have to say that is certainly fulfils my needs and exceeds my expectations. I had been having problems with my Creality CR-10S printer for a few weeks now and was unable to get a reliable print. This is mainly down to the settings of my printer not the filament, so as you can imagine I was reluctant to start using this as I feared I would not get a good print. However, I gave it a try and immediately noticed a difference. Stringing was reduced. However, I reduced my temp settings to 190 (The minimum this filament it claims to work well at) and voila, all stringing was gone. This is sompared to a slight stringing with my regular filament. Now, Ill be honest, I havent tried using premium filaments so I cnant compare this to the "big boys" however, this has performed really well for me. What you have to remember is that if you get a bad print it could be the filament but equally it could be any one of lots of other settings such as bed leveling, temp, flow rate, o, the list goes on. However, this filament seems to be quite forgiving. In addition, because they are an Amazon seller I can have this delivered to a locker close to my place of work, so I dont have to worry all day if a courier has thrown my package over the fence, not been able to deliver or not even bothered trying. So, my thoughts before I tried this? Well, at £14 a 1kg roll compared to £20 for my regular brand (Which in itself is quite cheap) I thought I would carry on using it as long as it worked). I mean, £6 a roll is a MASSIVE saving, in fact its a case of buy 4 get one free....effectively. However, I will not be continuing to buy this because of the price. I will continue to buy this because its a good quality filament. Buy it for the price, buy it for the quality, makes no difference. I spoke to Eryone before I bought this and asked them a few question and Ill summarise the answers. Why is this so cheap? Well, its cheap because Erone make and sell their own filaments. This means that there is no reseller taking their cut. This means that the savings can be passed on to you the consumer. You only have two colours. Are there plans for more? The reason they only have two colours is because they are a newish company. They have started off with the most sought after colours and in the future they plan to introduce more colours. I have suggested they introduce purple as I like that colour LOL Do you have a facility to give away free samples so people can test the product or colour? After explaining that the supplier I regularly use gives away a 10M free sample with every spool sent out in a colour of your choice Eryone thought the idea was nice and they would certainly look into the idea themselves. Now, at the price they are selling their filaments Im not sure if they would be able afford to be able to do that. CONCLUSION I am more than happy to make Eryone my number one supplier for filaments. However, as they only supply black and white at the moment Ill only be able to get that from them. Ill continue to use my previous supplier for coloured filament but for blacks and whites these are now my number one "Go-To" suppliers.

I have to admit I think I have an obsession with this orange filament. I only loaded it a few days ago and since have printed any number of different things. Its very bright, cheery and just looks great. I've been printing at 210/65 on an Eryone Thinker S, and amongst some of the random objects I've produced, I've printed an SD card holder (photo attached). The usual Benchy boat, and a squirrel. The squirrel almost has a silken shine to him. He came out really great, and as for the SD card holder, its utterly perfect and looks like it was bought from a shop. Overall, I'm really pleased with this filament. I'd recommend it and will buy more of this colour when it runs out. Another plus is that for bed levelling, when printing test prints in the 4 corners and centre, it's obviously REALLY easy to see. ======= Updated to also include a review of the white. I've been using the white a lot. I've added a series of additional photos to those I loaded for the orange. The white is really good, uniform and consistent. I've used it from day one for learning, calibrating and prints of different items. It's particularly good for lithophanes as the light shines through it perfectly. Also great for models that require painting and the pure white model surface means that the paint colours come out accurately. Another colour I would recommend and that I will be buying more of. ============ Updated again as I've now tried the black. Unfortunately my reel is a knotted nightmare. It won't unreel smoothly as its been wound super tight and across itself in such a manner that it requires constant intervention as it tangles. It reminds me of a tangled hosepipe. I'm returning it. I've reduced a star for this overall. If you've found this review useful, please click below.

I'm new to printing, so a filament that's not a pain in the ar$3 to print is kind of a big deal. Going by the reviews on this filament it looked like people were getting good results from this filament so I pulled the trigger on blue and orange colours. I'll slim the results down into 3 parts: 1: Adhestion... it's good! Anyone who has attempted a print knows that it's vital your first layer sticks to the bed... In my case, I printed some calibration cubes with my printer and used a brim to stick them down to my glass bed. Tthis cube in particular stuck so well to the bed that I nearly lifted the entire printer trying to release the darn cube!!! 2: Quality of the prints and filament: I can't complain! This filament prints super nice once you have the temperatures set. I like to print this filament between 200 and 215*c depending on how fast I'm printing. The print you see in my photo was printed off using a Chinese RepRap i3 clone so while the layers aren't perfectly aligned, that's not a fault of the filament but instead a fault of the printer. The calibration cube and all other prints I've done so far have been stellar with this filament. I've also been checking the diameter througout the reel and it's VERY consistent. My calipers suck but they still read within 0.01mm along the filament, so there shouldn't be any issues with jamming or under-extrusion pertaining to inconsistent filament. It's all on you if your prints fail all the time! check your profile, print a test, rinse, repeat, victory. 3: Value For the cost this is some damn good filament. I would expect quality like this from a higher end brand like MatterHackers or Prusa, but here it is... in a filament that's nearly half the cost! 4: would I buy again? Absolutely! This stuff prints super easy when you get the profiles dialled in, get your printer adjusted properly and get that vital first layer stuck down like it's been bolted there. If you're a first timer like I am, just got yourself a printer and need a filament to get you started, this stuff does the trick!

Fantastic PLA filament that prints very well. I’ve printed several items with it and had no issues at all. It feeds smoothly, sticks well to the bed, and produces clean prints with good detail. For the price, this filament offers excellent value and performs just as well as more expensive brands. I’d definitely buy it again and would recommend it to anyone looking for reliable PLA filament.

UPDATE 06/06/2020: Downgraded from 3 to 1 star. I'm now at the end of my reel and had to change my retraction settings mid reel. This is easily the most brittle PLA reel I've ever used. It snaps midway through the PTFE tube, even when the printer isn't printing, I come back to the reel snapped. I've had countless blockages in the tube due to the snapping filament. I wouldn't recommend this filament to anyone, unfortunately, not even for short quick prints. On my first print without changing any settings I had major stringing (like nothing I've ever seen). I spent quite a bit of time tweaking my retraction settings to finally almost remove all stringing. Ender 5 Pro Retraction distance: 8.7mm Retraction speed: 25mm/s Nozzle temp: 185*C Print speed: 60mm/s A few things of note on my reel, for the first couple of prints, I heard popping from my nozzle which led me to believe that there might be some moisture in the first loops of the PLA. I also found that in parts, it was quite brittle and had a couple of breakages at the extruder although this could be due to the required large retraction distance. Another thing that was interesting is that the first layer was quite translucent (at 0.14mm), and you could easily see light through that layer. Not an issue when printing a thick 3D object, but worth documenting in case you're printing something flat and thin. After I've spent quite a lot of time getting this dialled in I'm relatively happy with this PLA. I'm about 1/4 through the reel and I've had a handful of breakages and maybe 2 cloggs. I'm not sure if I'll purchase this again unless I really need to.

I got my roll of white filament yesterday, & have been using it for the last day. The packaging is all standard, ie it comes vacuum packed in a plastic bag with a Silica gel pack, inside a plain brown cardboard box. The box has a hole in the side, so you can see what colour the filament is when you stack it on the shelf. On one side of the roll, it has slots in roll wall so that you can actually see the rolled filament & judge exactly how much you have left, which is a nice touch. The roll has the obligatory stowing holes around the edge, so that it doesn't unwind when it's being stored. The dimensional accuracy appears to be exactly as advertised, as I unrolled 1m & checked it every cm or so with my micrometer. It ranged between 1.73 & 1.77mm, so yes, exactly spot on for the tolerance of +/- 0.02mm. I printed out a temperature tower, with a range of 220°C to 180°C, & the whole thing printed really nicely. I moved on & printed a much more complicated, overhang temperature tower. Whilst this one printed really well too, it printed best in the range of 185°C to 200°C. During the couple of hours printing that I have done so far, I haven't had any problems at all with this filament. No Jams or Tangles, so it lives up to it's marketing on that front too. I'm really happy with this stuff & will definitely buy another roll when this one runs out.

Este filamento tiene un tono rojo muy bonito me encanta

Ive been considering buying an Eryone Thinker S printer and decided to give their PLA a try while I wait for the printer to become available in the states. I was very pleased with the ease at which it printed. I printed a small vase on my son's Monoprice Select Mini v2 and it came out great. I decided to try it on my TwoTrees Sapphire S to see how it did when printing at faster speeds. Again, it did great. I printed a temp tower an noticed that there was a range of temps that looked great. That made it hard to settle on a specific temp for this filament, but it also meant I didn't have to be too picky either. I settled on 210c and it performed well, but so did 205c. Good layer adhesion and no warping to speak of. The best word I can come up with to describe this filament is creamy. It just goes down creamy. I can't wait to get some of their glitter filament and give it a go.

Filamento di alta qualità per stampe eccellenti e affidabili "Ho acquistato il filamento ERYONE PLA da 1,75 mm per diversi progetti di stampa 3D e sono rimasto molto soddisfatto dei risultati. Se stai cercando un filamento che offre ottime prestazioni, facilità d'uso e un buon rapporto qualità-prezzo, questo prodotto è una scelta ideale. Caratteristiche apprezzate: Precisione dimensionale: Il filamento ha una tolleranza di diametro di +/- 0,03 mm, il che garantisce un flusso costante durante la stampa. Questo si traduce in meno problemi di estrusione e una qualità di stampa più uniforme. Facilità di stampa: Ho trovato questo PLA molto facile da lavorare, anche senza un piatto riscaldato. L'adesione al piano di stampa è ottima, riducendo al minimo il rischio di deformazioni o distacchi durante la stampa. Qualità delle stampe: Le superfici delle mie stampe risultano lisce e con dettagli ben definiti. Il filamento si fonde in modo uniforme, permettendo di realizzare modelli complessi senza problemi. Varietà di colori: ERYONE offre una vasta gamma di colori vivaci e interessanti. Personalmente, ho provato il colore bianco e il risultato è stato un bianco puro, perfetto per successivi processi di verniciatura o finitura. Difetti riscontrati: Confezionamento migliorabile: Anche se il filamento arriva sigillato e con un sacchetto disidratante, ho notato che la bobina non ha un foro per bloccare l'estremità del filamento quando non in uso. Questo può causare srotolamenti accidentali se non si presta attenzione. Ho risolto utilizzando un fermaglio per tenere fermo il filo. Sensibilità all'umidità: come molti filamenti PLA, è sensibile all'umidità ambientale. Consiglio di conservare la bobina in un contenitore ermetico o utilizzare sacchetti con zip e bustina di gel di silice per mantenerlo asciutto quando non in uso. Consigli personali: Impostazioni di stampa ottimali: Ho ottenuto i migliori risultati stampando a una temperatura dell'estruso tra 200°C e 210°C e con una velocità di stampa di 60 mm/s. Ovviamente, potrebbe essere necessario adattare queste impostazioni in base alla tua stampante. Test iniziale: Se è la prima volta che utilizza questo filamento, ti consiglio di stampare un piccolo modello di prova per calibrare le impostazioni e assicurarti che tutto funzioni correttamente. Conclusioni: Il Filamento ERYONE PLA 1,75 mm è un prodotto di qualità che offre risultati affidabili e di alto livello. È adatto sia per principianti che per utenti esperti che cercano un filamento facile da usare e che garantisce stampe di qualità. Nonostante qualche piccolo difetto nel confezionamento, i vantaggi superano di gran lunga gli svantaggi. Spero che questa recensione ti sia utile nella tua decisione d'acquisto.

It’s really cheap but not worth it. Poor build plate adhesion and a lot of shrink/warping.

This makes for an amazing DeWalt color! The quality is great, the package comes in sealed. Its flexible, not brittle, and i had 0 fitment issues while printing.