Micro Center via Amazon has for Prime Members:2.2-lbs Inland 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament (ABS, PLA or PLA+, Select Colors) on sale from $15.99 > now $16.14. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
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Micro Center via Amazon has for Prime Members:2.2-lbs Inland 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament (ABS, PLA or PLA+, Select Colors) on sale from $15.99 > now $16.14. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
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I've had mediocre results with the standard PLA, but the PLA+ has been a good, everyday filament for me. I try to go spooless when I can. Micro Center has reusable master spools for pretty cheap.
I've had mediocre results with the standard PLA, but the PLA+ has been a good, everyday filament for me. I try to go spooless when I can. Micro Center has reusable master spools for pretty cheap.
I do the same. Still have yet to see an application I need for 3D prints where PLA+ doesn't do a great job. Inland is great material.
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I do the same. Still have yet to see an application I need for 3D prints where PLA+ doesn't do a great job. Inland is great material.
If it's going in a vehicle, or might be subject to bumps and drops, I use PETG. It's more durable, has a higher glass transition temp, and is a bit flexible to absorb some force. PLA+ is great for most stuff indoors that won't get knocked around.
I also use TPU for rubber feet, grippy stuff, and other items that require a bit of squish and flexibility.
PETg is new PLA for me. Once I figured how to print well with it - no more PLA except for toys
If you're cool with keeping it dry then it's great. I'd rather not worry and most of the time PLA+ fills in where petg is useful. I prefer PLA since it doesn't need much heat, great for summer months.
Word on the street is that Inland PLA+ is actually ESun PLA+ (Pro). According to the ESUN material properties, their PLA+ is nearly the same toughness (impact strength) as PETG but will better strength and stiffness. It or the Duramic PLA Plus are my go-to filaments.
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I also use TPU for rubber feet, grippy stuff, and other items that require a bit of squish and flexibility.
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