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1KG 1.75mm GratKit Wood PLA 3D Printer Filament

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GratKit via Amazon has 1KG 1.75mm GratKit PLA 3D Printer Filament (3 Colors) on sale as listed below for $19.99 - $6 when you apply promo code GKWDMB30 at checkout - $1 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $12.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

GratKit via Amazon also has 4-Pack 250g GratKit PLA 3D Printer Filament (Wood Variety) on sale for $22.99 - $6.90 when you apply promo code GKWDMB30 at checkout - $1.15 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $14.94. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Available (prices after applying promo code above):
Product Details (Wood Varieties):
  • Wood Like Finish: GratKit Wood PLA adds real wood fiber to produce prints with a natural wood-like finish, enhancing your 3D printing creations.
  • Wide Applications: Ideal for printing decorations, wooden buildings, wooden stakes, and other projects with a wood-like, matte texture.
  • Recommended Settings: Printing temperature: 200–230°C; printing speed: 50–80 mm/s or your 3D printer's default speed.
  • Easy to Print: Compatible with both high-speed and standard 3D printers for reliable printing.
  • Dust-Free Storage: Comes with a resealable zipper bag for storage after opening. Store any remaining filament with the included desiccant bag inside the zipper bag to help keep it dry and dust-free.

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  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal, for the 1KG 1.75mm variants, is $10 less (43.5% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $22.99 at the time of this post.
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GratKit via Amazon has 1KG 1.75mm GratKit PLA 3D Printer Filament (3 Colors) on sale as listed below for $19.99 - $6 when you apply promo code GKWDMB30 at checkout - $1 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $12.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

GratKit via Amazon also has 4-Pack 250g GratKit PLA 3D Printer Filament (Wood Variety) on sale for $22.99 - $6.90 when you apply promo code GKWDMB30 at checkout - $1.15 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $14.94. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Community Member n0p for sharing this deal.

Available (prices after applying promo code above):
Product Details (Wood Varieties):
  • Wood Like Finish: GratKit Wood PLA adds real wood fiber to produce prints with a natural wood-like finish, enhancing your 3D printing creations.
  • Wide Applications: Ideal for printing decorations, wooden buildings, wooden stakes, and other projects with a wood-like, matte texture.
  • Recommended Settings: Printing temperature: 200–230°C; printing speed: 50–80 mm/s or your 3D printer's default speed.
  • Easy to Print: Compatible with both high-speed and standard 3D printers for reliable printing.
  • Dust-Free Storage: Comes with a resealable zipper bag for storage after opening. Store any remaining filament with the included desiccant bag inside the zipper bag to help keep it dry and dust-free.

Editor's Notes

Written by Nate650 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal, for the 1KG 1.75mm variants, is $10 less (43.5% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $22.99 at the time of this post.
  • About this product:
  • About this store:
  • Additional notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the wiki and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Yesterday 4:06 AM
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gobblygookYesterday 4:06 AM
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I'm trying to imagine why I would want sawdust (I mean, real wood fibers) in my plastic, especially PLA which is known to not like to stick to other materials. I feel clogged nozzles in your future.
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Quote from gobblygook :
I'm trying to imagine why I would want sawdust (I mean, real wood fibers) in my plastic, especially PLA which is known to not like to stick to other materials. I feel clogged nozzles in your future.
It's not that bad. There are some wood PLA filaments that come with the recommendation to use a 0.6mm nozzle, but I haven't had any problems using a 0.4mm nozzle with wood filaments from several different brands so far.
Just don't print it with too high flow rates, usually silk PLA profiles work fine.
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OriginalMacRatYesterday 4:52 AM
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Quote from gobblygook :
I'm trying to imagine why I would want sawdust (I mean, real wood fibers) in my plastic, especially PLA which is known to not like to stick to other materials. I feel clogged nozzles in your future.
True. I tried a wood filament once. I had a few really good prints and then I had to open up the nozzle to clean out a filament jam.
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Yesterday 1:50 PM
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Too bad they didn't sell those brown variations with and w/o the wood. I'd go for those colors if they didn't have wood/sawdust in them. 😂
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SmilingCaption273Yesterday 2:37 PM
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Quote from gobblygook :
I'm trying to imagine why I would want sawdust (I mean, real wood fibers) in my plastic, especially PLA which is known to not like to stick to other materials. I feel clogged nozzles in your future.
How else am I going to print a Groot figurine? ~
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Justin09Yesterday 2:39 PM
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In for the 4 small spools. Coupon code worked and it seems like an okay price to have some one hand. thanks op
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WhaddayatalkYesterday 2:45 PM
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Quote from gobblygook :
I'm trying to imagine why I would want sawdust (I mean, real wood fibers) in my plastic, especially PLA which is known to not like to stick to other materials. I feel clogged nozzles in your future.
Its best to do it with a hardened nozzle, like with other abrasive filaments. The appeal is that you get a result that looks surprisingly similar to wood, can be stained a bit like wood, and smells kinda like wood. Nice if you want to have something that looks nice and avoids the plastic appearance of regular filament.
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XamindarYesterday 3:06 PM
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Quote from Whaddayatalk :
Its best to do it with a hardened nozzle, like with other abrasive filaments. The appeal is that you get a result that looks surprisingly similar to wood, can be stained a bit like wood, and smells kinda like wood. Nice if you want to have something that looks nice and avoids the plastic appearance of regular filament.
So the wood doesn't burn as it gets extruded?
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unpaintYesterday 3:23 PM
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It has a different texture and feel that is nice just like many other variations of PLA do. Can be good for decorations or stuff around the house if you have wood trim, you can stain to match what you currently have if needed.

It prints normally and has been around for years, though I've never tried this specific brand. Like many filaments you should to dehydrate it and a larger nozzle is ideal, though it will print on a 0.4 too. It doesn't burn while printing
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RepresentativeEarthYesterday 4:32 PM
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Poop filament
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Yesterday 4:46 PM
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malavonYesterday 4:46 PM
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When I get the Matte PLA from Bambu labs, it says PLA Wood. Are all these Wood PLA just the matte version of the color?
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NikonShrYesterday 8:06 PM
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Get dat filament...
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Yesterday 8:25 PM
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mkdenarYesterday 8:25 PM
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Bought marble PLA white, looks like a good option to print at 0.08mm layers and hide layer lines as I'm struggling with PETG
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jesterfxYesterday 10:59 PM
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Quote from Xamindar :
So the wood doesn't burn as it gets extruded?
It does actually. At least enough to give off the pleasant faint "burning wood" scent. But not enough to scorch the print or anything.

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XamindarYesterday 11:00 PM
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Quote from jesterfx :
It does actually. At least enough to give off the pleasant faint "burning wood" scent. But not enough to scorch the print or anything.
Lol that's funny. Well I ordered a wood and a marble with the discount. Shall see how it goes.

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