OVV3D Wood PLA Filament 1.75mm, Wood 3D Printer Filament, Yellow Teak Wood Filament Add More Than 30% Real Wood Fiber, Matte and Frosted 3D Filament, 1.75 PLA Filament Wood 3D Printing Filament, 1kg

I have a love and hate relationship with wood filaments, they are always so stringy and tend to give me some blobby spots, so it requires quite a bit more post processing, but once I heat gun the strings and softly sand the blob ends away, it is a beautiful and unique look. It is important to note that this is the quality I get from every single wood filament I have used, so it is either me or my printer settings that is goofing, so I wont remove stars.I used this to make a rolling pin trophy for a baking competition at work, it looked so good and good so many compliments.

I ordered this bla to use in making wooden coins with my 3D printer. I have a Ender 5s1. I wasn't expecting the pla to smell so nice, but it ends up smelling like heated or burning wood when it is in the printer. It's not an unpleasant smell, I just didn't anticipate it. Overall it does very well in handling Printing and it is even sandable and stainable.

I ordered the 'Teak' version. The color is good. The filament 'feels' very rough It clogged up the extruder on my printer each time I tried it. I had to replace the nozzle many times and finally had to replace the extruder itself. Cost me much money. :-( :-( :-(

This is a nice mid-tone wood filament. I’ve ran it on both a E3v2 and a Ankermake M5 without issue. Well, I had a bit of stringing and artifacts at first but drying it for 7 hours completely resolved those issues. Printing like a champ now. No issue printing it with my normal .4mm brass nozzles.

I really like the wood type look it gives prints. I think it is a good quality PLA and hopefully I can make some awesome things with it. Would buy again if I am looking for a wooden look for an item.

Id say this looks more like pottery. Its a solid redish brown and looks like something I would use in art class. also very brittle. Not worth the $ compared to others.

I am getting amazing prints with this filament! I print it at 210/65, with a tungsten nozzle on a PEI smooth plate. Make sure you have a hardened nozzle of some sort, or you'll have to replace the it after you print this spool. It's abrasive and will wear down a brass nozzle. Other than that its great. It has excellent color, and a matte finish, which is just a little rough from the sawdust inside.

I've had good results with this material, prints look good with good adhesion. I really like the color and texture you get with it. However, I've had more clogs with this filament than with most others I've used in the past, making it frustrating to use - especially for bigger prints. I've also had issues with over-adhesion to itself - some articulated models that print fine in other PLA stick to themselves so hard it rips when trying to free the joints. For the price, I'd expect a better experience.