Creality Official Store via Amazon/Haul has Soleyin by Creality 1kg Spool 1.75mm Ultra PLA 3D Printer Filament (Black) on sale 6 for $59.94 - Extra 40% Off ($23.98) - Extra 5% Off ($3) (automatically applied at checkout) = $32.96. Shipping is free.
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Creality Official Store via Amazon/Haul has Soleyin by Creality 1kg Spool 1.75mm Ultra PLA 3D Printer Filament (Black) on sale 6 for $59.94 - Extra 40% Off ($23.98) - Extra 5% Off ($3) (automatically applied at checkout) = $32.96. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member MG_LIFE for finding this deal
Note, product will be sold by Creality Official Store and fulfilled by Amazon
This filament sucks. I bought 10x rolls on a previous deal and ended up trashing it all.
No amount of drying, settings, or tweaks made it decent. I tried 5x of the rolls thinking maybe it was just bad luck with the first one or two and gave up and tossed it all.
Ridiculously fragile. Often over-adheres to plates. Horrible layer adhesion if used with any other PLA for Multi-Color prints. Do not recommend. I had 10 different colors & they all acted the same, after running through typical Orca Slicer calibration.
There is a reason this stuff is so cheap, ALL the time.
Great deal here. Just got like 5 rolls for 30 bucks. If you get to $50 they take another 5% off. It has a temu or ali express vibe which is odd as there are other odds and ends you can add to your cart to get to that 5%.
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Has anyone used this? How does it print?
This filament sucks. I bought 10x rolls on a previous deal and ended up trashing it all.
No amount of drying, settings, or tweaks made it decent. I tried 5x of the rolls thinking maybe it was just bad luck with the first one or two and gave up and tossed it all.
This stuff sticks to the build plate like crazy. For $6 a roll I'll stock up to print some items that need to be post finished and sanded and painted. I've had no issues with it not printing
I wouldn't pay more for this filament but it works for prints where quality isn't super important. I have to run it hot on my x1c to get it to print with decent layer adhesion. But with that heat it doesn't print with very good quality. I got 15 spools when they had the eBay deal for like $6 per spool.
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This filament sucks. I bought 10x rolls on a previous deal and ended up trashing it all.
No amount of drying, settings, or tweaks made it decent. I tried 5x of the rolls thinking maybe it was just bad luck with the first one or two and gave up and tossed it all.
Stick with Sunlu, Elegoo, Polynaker, etc.
There was a bad batch that had humidity in it before the vacuum seal. All that stuff you threw out would've worked fine if you had it filiament drier, and dried the filament right after taking out of the vacuum sealed packaging.
I believe all those bad batches are gone . The latest ones I got did not have any problem printing. My theory is the spools and the factory were left in a store too long before being vacuum sealed into plastic so they got a bunch of humidity in them before being sealed.
I can't remember off the top of my head if this one requires lower speed settings.
It is a filament I'm more fond of though I like the colors I like how they printed .
If you wanna go premium motor filament dryer , get a roomie toaster oven with a dehydrator function, or any function that will go down to 120F. There's lots of toaster ovens that fit his profile on Slickdeals. That is the way. You have to download the manual make sure it'll load enough temperature. About 2/3 of the slick ovens do not have dehydrator function. So you have to get the Slickdeals oven that does have a function.
Wow, for $30 for 5 rolls I jumped on 3 black and 2 gray, thanks OP! I had a bit of trouble with this stuff myself (and yes, it sticks to your plate like crazy pretty often). I got MUCH better results after drying some of the rolls (looking at you pink!), and switching to the Bambu default for Overture Matte PLA. Have some beautiful prints with the moonstone! For $6 a roll, I jumped on it again. It doesn't play real nice with regular PLA tho, so just be aware.
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Has anyone used this? How does it print?
Ridiculously fragile. Often over-adheres to plates. Horrible layer adhesion if used with any other PLA for Multi-Color prints. Do not recommend. I had 10 different colors & they all acted the same, after running through typical Orca Slicer calibration.
There is a reason this stuff is so cheap, ALL the time.
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No amount of drying, settings, or tweaks made it decent. I tried 5x of the rolls thinking maybe it was just bad luck with the first one or two and gave up and tossed it all.
Stick with Sunlu, Elegoo, Polynaker, etc.
There is a reason this stuff is so cheap, ALL the time.
Do I now have 5 more on the way? Also yes.
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No amount of drying, settings, or tweaks made it decent. I tried 5x of the rolls thinking maybe it was just bad luck with the first one or two and gave up and tossed it all.
Stick with Sunlu, Elegoo, Polynaker, etc.
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No amount of drying, settings, or tweaks made it decent. I tried 5x of the rolls thinking maybe it was just bad luck with the first one or two and gave up and tossed it all.
Stick with Sunlu, Elegoo, Polynaker, etc.
I believe all those bad batches are gone . The latest ones I got did not have any problem printing. My theory is the spools and the factory were left in a store too long before being vacuum sealed into plastic so they got a bunch of humidity in them before being sealed.
I can't remember off the top of my head if this one requires lower speed settings.
It is a filament I'm more fond of though I like the colors I like how they printed .
If you wanna go premium motor filament dryer , get a roomie toaster oven with a dehydrator function, or any function that will go down to 120F. There's lots of toaster ovens that fit his profile on Slickdeals. That is the way. You have to download the manual make sure it'll load enough temperature. About 2/3 of the slick ovens do not have dehydrator function. So you have to get the Slickdeals oven that does have a function.
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