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Is this for 3D pens or printers?
A shopper
on Mar 20, 2018
BEST ANSWER:Both printers and pens can use PLA filament. However, the filament diameter depends on your device (printer or pen). I will go on a limb and assume your just started 3D printing (apologies if my assumption is wrong): Some printers use 3mm (actually 2.85mm), and some use 1.75mm. Same thing with pens. You need to look at your device specs to find out what filament diameter it's using. If your device is using 3mm filament, in most of the cases you cannot use 1.75mm, and vice versa.
BEST ANSWER:Both printers and pens can use PLA filament. However, the filament diameter depends on your device (printer or pen). I will go on a limb and assume your just started 3D printing (apologies if my assumption is wrong): Some printers use 3mm (actually 2.85mm), and some use 1.75mm. Same thing with pens. You need to look at your device specs to find out what filament diameter it's using. If your device is using 3mm filament, in most of the cases you cannot use 1.75mm, and vice versa.
I know that PLA can't typically be acetone smoothed (unless it is mixed with another plastic). Is this pure PLA or can I smooth it using acetone?
A shopper
on Feb 19, 2019
Monoprice Premium 3D Printer Filament PLA 1.75mm 1kg/spool, Gold
Monoprice Premium 3D Printer Filament PLA 1.75mm 1kg/spool, Black
Monoprice Premium 3D Printer Filament PLA 1.75mm 1kg/spool, Silver
Monoprice MP PLA 3D Printer Filament Sample Pack, Variety
BEST ANSWER:There are ways to smooth PLA with one I have heard of being using non-acetone nail polish remover, though I have never tried it. YouTube may hold some more options. To my knowledge it is pure PLA. I have printed with this and it prints well though I prefer the PLA+ though it doesn't have the same color choices.
BEST ANSWER:There are ways to smooth PLA with one I have heard of being using non-acetone nail polish remover, though I have never tried it. YouTube may hold some more options. To my knowledge it is pure PLA. I have printed with this and it prints well though I prefer the PLA+ though it doesn't have the same color choices.
The name is "Gold". As such, you'd expect a metallic sheen...it's rather dull. The goods about it: its diameter is fairly consistent, with no large variations, parts printed on it do look good, and it doesn't stretch at 215 deg C like other colors. Oh, and another thing: it's not abrasive, like the glow-in-the-dark filament - it won't ruin you brass nozzle.
This whole spool ran through my Maker Select V2 with no problems at all. The color is quite a bright gold, and under the light is even kind of shiny, when printed at 215.
The first thing I printed with it was #1805457 from thingiverse; the spool is too wide to fit on the Maker Select's handle/spool. After that I had no problems.
ok I love this filament but it was more dark yellow then gold but it takes paint well and worked in even my picky machines I loved using it for 3d parts for my robo 3d r1 the blue leds make it look a cool grayish color till they move and its just an awesome look the layers adhered well even under low temp but my butter zone (best adhesion and detail) was 215c
Truly sorry for any inconvenience while using the Product. The filament should have came sealed. If you can please reach out to us direct at reviews@monoprice.com with your order information, we can look into see what options are available for replacement.
April 18, 2017
Mark P
Staff
Rated 4 out of 5
good filament
I don't have any complaints when printing with it.
Bought this to go with the 3D printer I bought my husband, but it was too wide for the spool extender on his printer, so he just printed a new one. Haven't stopped printing since Christmas!
A good, non transparent, non-metallic gold. Unlike other metallic colored filaments I have purchased, this one does not have a metallic sheen to it. While this is certainly desired in some cases, I prefer the non-metallic for a lot of purposes as well. About 50% through the roll, and I am quite satisfied with it. Being my second Monoprice filament roll, this falls in line with the quality I expected.