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frontpagegabe23111 posted Today 12:14 PM

4-PK 1KG SUNLU PLA 3D Printer Filament (various bundles)

$39

$53

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SUNLU Industry via Amazon has 4-Pack 1KG SUNLU PLA 3D Printer Filament (various bundles) on sale for $38.99. Shipping is free.

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SUNLU Industry via Amazon has 4-Pack 1KG SUNLU PLA 3D Printer Filament (various bundles) on sale for $38.99. Shipping is free.

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Today 3:33 PM
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Joined Nov 2014
OriginalMacRatToday 3:33 PM
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I've only just started using my existing supply of SUNLU filaments, but they have been good and I like them.
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Today 3:35 PM
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Joined Nov 2017
valtekToday 3:35 PM
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Good price for 4 rolls. Bought up a ton of their transparent PLA colors recently -- including the white/yellow/orange/purple set here -- and they print well and are remarkably clear. I've had people look at my prints with the clear 'white' (just pure clear color) and say it looks more transparent than PETG. Be aware that their transparent green is REALLY green -- like, neon acid green, super bright.
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Today 4:28 PM
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MikeD666Today 4:28 PM
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Quote from valtek :
Good price for 4 rolls. Bought up a ton of their transparent PLA colors recently -- including the white/yellow/orange/purple set here -- and they print well and are remarkably clear. I've had people look at my prints with the clear 'white' (just pure clear color) and say it looks more transparent than PETG. Be aware that their transparent green is REALLY green -- like, neon acid green, super bright.
So is the clear white just clear transparent?
Today 4:51 PM
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Joined Nov 2005
Archimedes001Today 4:51 PM
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Anyone else have their sunlu pla just randomly break just sitting there? I have white pla+ and I keep coming to my printer and finding it broken where it feeds in.
Today 5:03 PM
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Joined Aug 2005
jacanToday 5:03 PM
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This is the preferred filament that I use in my x1c, always consistent and best price ever, however I buy hs pla and HS petg mainly for the same price as regular speed
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Today 5:21 PM
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ratbastardToday 5:21 PM
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I have yet to purchase my printer, but I have 20 rolls of filament already...
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Today 5:21 PM
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Joined Jul 2014
GeoramiToday 5:21 PM
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Quote from Archimedes001 :
Anyone else have their sunlu pla just randomly break just sitting there? I have white pla+ and I keep coming to my printer and finding it broken where it feeds in.
I've had my filament do that too (not this brand) It'll break in the PTFE tube while it's just sitting there

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Today 5:22 PM
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Joined Jul 2025
CoolManatee1963Today 5:22 PM
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Sunlu was one of my first PLA. I can't use anything stronger or different for printing so i've decided to try something better, hyper, plus...
Today 5:35 PM
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jbrubakerToday 5:35 PM
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Quote from Archimedes001 :
Anyone else have their sunlu pla just randomly break just sitting there? I have white pla+ and I keep coming to my printer and finding it broken where it feeds in.
Yes, this is a common issue and not just with Sunlu. PLA does something weird when it sits inside PTFE tubes. Moisture absorption, micro fissures, curvature under stress, whatever it is, lots of people experience this issue with lots of different brands. Even my favorite "tough" filament, Polymaker PLA Pro, frequently experiences this if I leave it too long. Retracting the filament from the PTFE tube is, unfortunately, the only way I know of to prevent this breakdown.
Today 6:10 PM
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ilovecanadaToday 6:10 PM
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Quote from Archimedes001 :
Anyone else have their sunlu pla just randomly break just sitting there? I have white pla+ and I keep coming to my printer and finding it broken where it feeds in.
Yes. Whether or not I dry. I've stopped buying because it seems I'm the only one.
Today 6:50 PM
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konfirmToday 6:50 PM
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Quote from ratbastard :
I have yet to purchase my printer, but I have 20 rolls of filament already...
Wait till you get a printer and have 40 rolls, but can't decide what to print.
Today 7:25 PM
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valtekToday 7:25 PM
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Quote from MikeD666 :
So is the clear white just clear transparent?
That's correct. It's "pure" transparent... basically clear, uncolored filament. The actual label on the spool just says "Transparent." (The colors have the color in the label as well, e.g. the label on the spool for the purple one reads "Transparent Purple.") I guess they have to specify "white" so it doesn't look like they made a mistake and omitted the color type.

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