iSANMATE 3D PETG Filament …

I ran the same 2 models multiple times (of each colour) with these filaments, and all 4 performed poorly on the detailed model; the layers adhered poorly to one another and broke apart with minimal effort. The simple model performed better in strength and layer adhesion but suffered an uneven surface in the final print due to extrusion jamming.I ran all 4 filaments at the recommended temperature but found that only adhesion to the hotbed was decent. It is a pity because the texture, colour, and even smell of the filament is indeed woody and is exactly what I was looking for, but it just won't print that well for my Ender 3 Pro no matter what I try.

Extensive trials were needed to try and eradicate stringing, in which I failed - see image.I was using an Ender3-v2 Neo but have not cracked it so far.Have referred my issues to iSanmate for investigation so until I can write a solution from themDo Not waste your money or sanity attempting to do anything useful with this product.

The filament works fine if you are happy to sit and baby sit it. Anything over an hour will require desnagging at least once

I had given this 2 stars originally.The seller saw my review and reached out to me wanting to fix this for me. After I explained my issues with the glow and send them pictures they said that they wanted to send me new stuff and they sent pictures of They're stuff glowing more than the pictures I sent them of the original stuff.. I agreed to try it.I received the new stuff and it does seem to glow a little bit more i think. It's honestly hard to say. I'm not sure why it would glow better than the batch I originally received but regardless it did seem to be a little bit brighter.I was really happy with the seller's customer service and the fact they reached out to me on their own. that shows me that they care about what they do and I appreciate that. I ultimately change my review from 2 stars to 4 stars because it does glow as you can see from the video it just doesn't glow to my My standards /expectations as you can Also see in the video. Ultimately I'm still not happy with With this glow in the dark filament at this price point. Unless you had a black light to charge it up with it was extremely underwhelming. And unfortunately a lot of people I know don't have UV lights so the items that I would be making with it simply wouldn't be all that Glow in the darkto a lot of people that would receive them. I mean even the dollar store fatter paint that was golden the dark had more glow without the block lightSo I think this has room for improvement Or should have an explanation in the description saying that you need a black light /uv or else is simply not going to glow. I should also clarify that withn a black light UV when I say it glows I mean after It charges up and not while just under the light. unfortunately this item does not glow under the black light like a florescent glow item does all bright and neon. No this doesn't look like much under a black light until you turn off the light and it's been charged up. Too bad because I could have lived with even that

Das ist das erste Holzfilament das ich verarbeite und es benimmt sich durchaus anders als normales PLA.1.) Das Zeug haftet selbst bei nur 40 Grad wie der Teufel auf der Kingroon Druckermatte.2.) das Holzfilament ist etwas weicher bzw. elastischer als reines PLA, was mit für Gehäuseteile durchaus entgegenkommt.3.) Der matte Werkstoff macht Oberflächen auch ohne Nachbearbeitung gleich viel ansehnlicher. Die Struktur durch die Schichten verschwindet scheinbar.Ob die Farben passen bzw. gefallen hängt vom Werkstück und persönlichem Geschmack ab. Ich finde nur das hellste und das dunkelste Filament wirklich schön. Die beiden mittleren Farbtöne werd ich wohl eher für Testdrucke verbraten.Nachtrag:ACHTUNG! Wenn das Zeug im Hotend erkaltet ist der Drucker dicht. Zieht dieses Filament nach dem Druck SOFORT aus dem Drucker solange das Hotend noch heiss ist und schiebt am besten gleich noch ein paar Zentimeter normales PLA hinterher um das restliche Holzfilament aus dem Hotend zu "spülen".Wer das versäumt muss ein paar Stunden Basteln einplanen: Extruder zerlegen, Hotend ausbauen, ausheizen, Filamentreste rauskratzen... viel Spaß.