Update: This popular front page deal is still available now at a slightly lower price.
ERYONE Official Store via AliExpress has
3-Pack of 1KG ERYONE 1.75mm Silk Rainbow PLA 3D Printer Filament Spool (various colors) on sale for $37.87 -> now $35.37 - $8.06 when you apply promo code
RDT7AM = $29.73 ->
now $27.31.
Shipping is free (ships from within the United States).
- Note: Select existing AliExpress customers may save an additional $1 with promo code TMQMGYF3SP23. Price may fluctuate slightly with currency exchange rates. You must be signed into your AliExpress account and have your address added to add items to your cart and place an order. You may have to manually type in the promo code to apply it at checkout.
About this product:
- Silk PLA with smooth, glossy rainbow color shifts
- Neat winding reduces clogs and supports strong adhesion
- Vacuum-sealed, bubble-free, dust-free filament
- Works with most FDM 3D printers
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B) This is not a no name brand at all. It's many people's go to brand for their unique colors. You may not have heard of it because there aren't many deals on it. Their Burnt titanium series may be the nicest filaments I've used and I have over 300 rolls of filament currently.
C) you shouldn't compare pricing of silk and especially the rainbow variants to basic PLA or PETG.
D) your infatuation with plastic spools will make you miss out on a lot of good filament. The highest regarded brands in the industry use cardboard spools. Elegoo is generally my go to because imo it's the best from the affordable brands. If I want to put it in my AMS, I either slap on an adapter or put on an empty Bambu spool (both take less than two minutes. You can Google videos).
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they probably don't have oem calibrated filament presets for popular printers like bambu lab
at least sunlu, kingroon and esun have filament presets so you have a higher chance of successful prints and don't waste money and time calibrating yourself.
i got 10 rolls of 1 kg each kingroom for $5.80 each, petg and the spool are plastic, not cardboard like this, which doesn't work in a lot of ams boxes.
And for what it's worth, calibrating filament is really easy. You're technically supposed to do it even for Bambu filaments if you really want the best results, but most don't notice the difference for PLA. And for PLA, even lesser known brands than this tend to print well on Bambu printers using standard profiles. I stay away from the really cheap stuff, but otherwise I've used over a dozen brands without any issues.
Edit: Oh right, cardboard on these works fine in my AMS (v1) and usually have wax or something on the edges. I prefer plastic though, and you can print reusable plastic rails, add tape on the rails, or transfer it to a plastic spool if needed.
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they probably don't have oem calibrated filament presets for popular printers like bambu lab
at least sunlu, kingroon and esun have filament presets so you have a higher chance of successful prints and don't waste money and time calibrating yourself.
i got 10 rolls of 1 kg each kingroom for $5.80 each, petg and the spool are plastic, not cardboard like this, which doesn't work in a lot of ams boxes.
B) This is not a no name brand at all. It's many people's go to brand for their unique colors. You may not have heard of it because there aren't many deals on it. Their Burnt titanium series may be the nicest filaments I've used and I have over 300 rolls of filament currently.
C) you shouldn't compare pricing of silk and especially the rainbow variants to basic PLA or PETG.
D) your infatuation with plastic spools will make you miss out on a lot of good filament. The highest regarded brands in the industry use cardboard spools. Elegoo is generally my go to because imo it's the best from the affordable brands. If I want to put it in my AMS, I either slap on an adapter or put on an empty Bambu spool (both take less than two minutes. You can Google videos).
they probably don't have oem calibrated filament presets for popular printers like bambu lab
at least sunlu, kingroon and esun have filament presets so you have a higher chance of successful prints and don't waste money and time calibrating yourself.
i got 10 rolls of 1 kg each kingroom for $5.80 each, petg and the spool are plastic, not cardboard like this, which doesn't work in a lot of ams boxes.
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