Wood 3D Printer Filament Dark Walnut 1.75mm +/-0.02mm PLA 3D Printing Filament pla Filament with Real Wood Fiber Texture Filament,1KG

Took a chance on this brand & color since I'd never used it before. Set it up on my P2S with Bambu Matte PLA setting and has printed flawlessly. Im using the terracotta color to print my wife some planters and they have come out gorgeous. Bought another roll for more planters.

Amolen is one of my go-tos for cost effective filaments when I can’t find a producer in the US (like Atomic Filaments). This works great. Color is more matte than similar brown PLA formulations made by most vendors. Has a slightly more grippy texture. Leaves your house with a nice camp fire smell. Print with a .6 mm nozzle minimum. Got a handful of prints at .4 mm nozzle before it clogged with resin and debris. It’s a huge pain to flush and clean. Not tangles. Print quality is consistent. Needs tighter moisture control than standard PLA. A lot more stringing on my parameters but otherwise I didn’t change my default PLA setup.

This is perfect for large projects! It takes nearly 300g of filament to transition the whole rainbow, allowing me to make multiple copies of things on one bed (like 10 easter eggs), or a single dice tower. The colors are absolutely beautiful. Many rainbows I've tried before weren't true rainbows, but this one seems to have a good amount of all main colors in a normal rainbow. I had no problems with clogging so far or stringing. Though I did notice a little of the streaking mentioned by others where the colors didn't shift perfectly. It's most noticeable on the top of the dice tower. I print with a Bambu P1S with the Generic PLA setting for this filament. So far no problems.

5 stars — Beautiful filament with a few things you should know This Tiger Wood filament looks fantastic once it’s dialed in. The color variation and grain effect are some of the best I’ve seen in a wood PLA. AMOLEN did a great job with the tone and consistency. A couple of pointers for anyone new to this filament: • This is a low‑temperature wood PLA. AMOLEN’s listed max of 205°C is correct. • It runs best at 200–205°C — going hotter will cause the binder to scorch. • Use a 0.6 mm nozzle. A 0.4 mm will clog because the wood particles are larger than other AMOLEN woods. • Keep speeds around 35–40 mm/s for the cleanest flow. • Let the hotend cool fully between swaps and purge with standard PLA afterward. Ask me how I know? I burned out a .4 nozzle and had to replace it after MANY clogs and failed prints. Once dialed in? Golden and smooth. I printed on the Bambu X1 Carbon with both a .4 and .6 hardened hot ends. The pic shows the successful and the failed prints for reference. Once you follow those guidelines, the filament prints beautifully and produces a really premium wood finish. Just sharing these notes to help the next person get great results right away.

Printed great. No clogs.

Beginner here and was told this brand was a good one to use. This prints great! have had zero issues! color is cool.

Great pla and very inexpensive. It’s tangle free and easy to use. Will purchase again

This Rosewood PLA is beautiful, but it's not quite as red as expected. In some light it definitely looks like chocolate brown. It's very tricky to print. Here are my notes after printing about a dozen prints on a Voron-0 and ZeroG Mercury 1: - Nozzle Temp: 205, temp tower shows stringing above 205, and below 190 is hard to extrude. - Bed temp: 65 - Speed: 30-40mm max - Bed adhesion is really bad for PLA and warping can cause issues. I found only textured PEI with NanoAdhesive held tightly enough to consistently avoid problems. - This filament is extremely abrasive. I had to remove the filament from my filament dryer for printing because there was so much friction in the PTFE tube that my DD extruder was chewing up the filament and slipping. - The printed parts are very strong and layer adhesion is good. Supports are slightly easier to remove than in most PLA, probably because of the rigidity.

La qualité de ce filament est impressionnante l'effet marbre est très réussi, à ma grande surprise il est très simple à imprimer ne bouche pas la buse (j'imprime à 50 mm/s à 210°C et mon plateau à 60°C avec un tête à 0.4 mm et une hauteur de couche à 0.2 mm) Je le conseil fortement

Bon filament bois, s'imprime facilement : 200-205°C et plateau à 50°C. Pas de bouchage avec une buse 0.4mm. Rendu au top ;) je recommande ce produit ;)

This might be my favorite filament yet! The glow effect is so cool with how the glowing particles get deposited in the print. If the print doesn't have too many walls/infill there is a depth effect with the going particles that makes them look like stars in the sky. I had no issues printing with the settings I had for PLA+.

I was worried about the extruder being clogged or other problems after reading the reviews here. But everything worked perfectly. The color is almost a little too homogeneous for me. I would have liked more small variations for wood. In the photo the color appears much lighter than in reality. Settings: Bambulab P1S with standard settings for generic PLA. 0.4 mm standard nozzle. Layer height 0.2 mm. Temperature 220° and 55° bed. For me, no drying was necessary. In winter, the humidity is generally low here.

El terminado es muy bueno cuando funciona pero no es confiable, constantemente se tapa y las temperaturas mostradas por la marca no son funcionales, imposible sacar impresiones, las que pudisron salir se hicieron a 15 mm/seg a una temp 220 C y cama de 50 grados, aún asi constante mente se taparon