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May 12, 2025 2:23 AM
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frontpage Posted by doubletoaster • 2d ago
May 12, 2025 2:23 AM
JAYO 1.1KG 1.75mm PETG 3D Printer Filament (various)
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Much better quality than Kingroon.
I have tried Sunlu, Jayo, Creality, and Kingroon and Kingroon and creality happens to be the worst. I had no problem with creality's quality of print, but certain filaments were slightly thicker and brittle where it would break and clog the extruder. On the other hand, Kingroon filaments never clogged, but the quality of the filaments were significantly worse.
Edit: nvm I think it was my own fault misreading this as buy 6 get 10
Only thing Sunlu (plastic spools) have over Jayo is the handy "amount remaining gauge" the Sunlu spools have built in, I really do find that helpful.
I've also seen Sunlu is starting to use the reusable spools. I don't think the stuff I saw is using them though
Could you share the Link or recommended seller ?
ASA is the way to go.
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Much better quality than Kingroon.
I have tried Sunlu, Jayo, Creality, and Kingroon and Kingroon and creality happens to be the worst. I had no problem with creality's quality of print, but certain filaments were slightly thicker and brittle where it would break and clog the extruder. On the other hand, Kingroon filaments never clogged, but the quality of the filaments were significantly worse.
This isn't my typical storage -- only here temporarily while I'm building a new printing station. 😁
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EDIT; disregard. 100% confirmed, this is rebranded Sunlu. Found a source that provides the spool dimension specs and warehouse, all exact as I received from Jayo, even to the packaging. I ordered from eBay with a discount code, was a little over $10/kg shipped and with taxes.
This isn't my typical storage -- only here temporarily while I'm building a new printing station.
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Kingroon quality is just horrible. Specks of black on white filaments (pre-print) Comes out more streaky, with sometimes minor bubbles. Never had any problem with Sunlu/Jayo filaments under the same setting with an exact same print.
I would also stay away from eSUN filaments. Nothing wrong with the filament itself but spools with cardboard box material is harder on the pull and will break and clog.
Jayo/Sunlu/Creality/Kingroon all uses plastic spool.
eSUN/Elegoo uses the carboard spool.
Different strokes for different folks. I think it all depends on your printer, AMS/ACE unit that you have.
I have 2 Anycubic S1 Combo, 1 Anycubic K3 combo and 1 Elegoo Centauri Carbon.
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Kingroon quality is just horrible. Specks of black on white filaments (pre-print) Comes out more streaky, with sometimes minor bubbles. Never had any problem with Sunlu/Jayo filaments under the same setting with an exact same print.
I would also stay away from eSUN filaments. Nothing wrong with the filament itself but spools with cardboard box material is harder on the pull and will break and clog.
Jayo/Sunlu/Creality/Kingroon all uses plastic spool.
eSUN/Elegoo uses the carboard spool.
Different strokes for different folks. I think it all depends on your printer, AMS/ACE unit that you have.
I have 2 Anycubic S1 Combo, 1 Anycubic K3 combo and 1 Elegoo Centauri Carbon.
May well depend on your printer. I've got a Bambu X1C and have had literally none of the issues you described, and I generally print straight out of the bag unless the filament gives me a reason not to. I typically dry PETG once it's been opened for a while, but not religiously. I do store it in sealed containers with desiccant, however, so that has something to do with it.
Anyway, sorry you haven't had good luck with some of the cheaper brands. I'll consider myself a little more fortunate having heard of your experiences.