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frontpagegabe23111 posted Yesterday 4:41 PM

5kg 1.75mm ELEGOO 3D Printer Filament: ABS or PLA+ $45.55, Rapid PETG

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ELEGOO via eBay has Buy 3, Get 2 Free: 5-Count 1kg 1.75mm ELEGOO 3D Printer Filament (Various) on sale with some examples listed below when you follow the steps below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member gabe23111 for sharing this deal.

Deal Instructions:
  1. Go to the 1kg 1.75mm ELEGOO 3D Printer Filament product page.
  2. Add 5 filament rolls to cart.
    • Mix & match is allowed.
    • 2 of the rolls will be automatically discounted at checkout.
  3. Proceed to checkout.
  4. Apply coupon code LABORDAY20 at checkout.
  5. Some example prices are below. Shipping is free.
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  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal, for the PLA, is $19.79 less (31.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $62.95 ($12.59 x 5) at the time of this post.
  • About this store:
    • 30 days returns. Seller pays for return shipping.
  • 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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ELEGOO via eBay has Buy 3, Get 2 Free: 5-Count 1kg 1.75mm ELEGOO 3D Printer Filament (Various) on sale with some examples listed below when you follow the steps below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member gabe23111 for sharing this deal.

Deal Instructions:
  1. Go to the 1kg 1.75mm ELEGOO 3D Printer Filament product page.
  2. Add 5 filament rolls to cart.
    • Mix & match is allowed.
    • 2 of the rolls will be automatically discounted at checkout.
  3. Proceed to checkout.
  4. Apply coupon code LABORDAY20 at checkout.
  5. Some example prices are below. Shipping is free.
Example Deals:

Editor's Notes

Written by Nate650 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal, for the PLA, is $19.79 less (31.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $62.95 ($12.59 x 5) at the time of this post.
  • About this store:
    • 30 days returns. Seller pays for return shipping.
  • 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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Written by gabe23111

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amhemel
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Yesterday 6:05 PM
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Thanks for sharing! I got 5 PLA Matte spools for <$52. Im sure some would get it cheaper, but I've come to love their Matte offerings, so I appreciate the share!
Yesterday 6:21 PM
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dplaneYesterday 6:21 PM
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Tempting but curious how these compare to the Kingroon brand. I've had issues with that filament being unevenly wound (leading to jams), bent spool sides and open packaging arriving. Any such issues with Elegoo?
Yesterday 6:27 PM
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reallifegameboyYesterday 6:27 PM
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Thanks for posting. Needed to restock some specific colors, and being able to pick and choose was perfect.
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Yesterday 6:49 PM
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Nm4223
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Yesterday 6:49 PM
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Quote from dplane :
Tempting but curious how these compare to the Kingroon brand. I've had issues with that filament being unevenly wound (leading to jams), bent spool sides and open packaging arriving. Any such issues with Elegoo?
Elegoo is better than Kingroon, and elgoo have higher price too(almost double). But i never had any issues with Kingroon, so far used more than 20KG of petg.
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gabe23111Yesterday 7:01 PM
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Quote from amhemel :
Thanks for sharing! I got 5 PLA Matte spools for <$52. Im sure some would get it cheaper, but I've come to love their Matte offerings, so I appreciate the share!
Their matte is from the nicest matte pla I've used, including polymaker.
Quote from dplane :
Tempting but curious how these compare to the Kingroon brand. I've had issues with that filament being unevenly wound (leading to jams), bent spool sides and open packaging arriving. Any such issues with Elegoo?
Elegoo is a completely different tier than kingroon and if you haven't tried it yet, I would highly recommend it. I have a ton of filament (400+ rolls) and Elegoo is overall my favorite. I haven't tried most of their engineering stuff (I don't have proper ventilation for ABS orASA), but I have tried everything else I think other than their new 72D tpu which I have on order.

I have used kingroon which printed fine for me but it doesn't compare to some of the more known brands.
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dplaneYesterday 7:05 PM
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Quote from Nm4223 :
Elegoo is better than Kingroon, and elgoo have higher price too(almost double). But i never had any issues with Kingroon, so far used more than 20KG of petg.
Cheers. Yeah I've been thinking about complaining to Kingroon bc maybe I just got a bad batch but not sure they d do anything for me.
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dplaneYesterday 7:08 PM
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Quote from gabe23111 :
Their matte is from the nicest matte pla I've used, including polymaker. Elegoo is a completely different tier than kingroon and if you haven't tried it yet, I would highly recommend it. I have a ton of filament (400+ rolls) and Elegoo is overall my favorite. I haven't tried most of their engineering stuff (I don't have proper ventilation for ABS orASA), but I have tried everything else I think other than their new 72D tpu which I have on order. I have used kingroon which printed fine for me but it doesn't compare to some of the more known brands.
Appreciate the response. Q for you or anyone else who s more experienced 3d printing: I've been printing a lot using the standard Kingroon PETG but despite heavily tweaking the filament and structural settings to off set the issues with it - I'm still not a huge fan of having to slow down the printer a bit for that filament to ensure no warping happens and it doesn't clog either. I'm wondering if getting rapid PETG or even PLA+ would be the way to go? So far most of my prints are toys for kids like a crown, airport models like terminals etc, and household items. Sounds like the matte is getting good reviews too.

I don't want to change settings around often tho if I don't have to so mainly looking for no more than 2 different types if that gets me thru the majority id ever do with it. I have an Adventurer 5m with the enclosure printed and installed for what it's worth.
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Yesterday 7:36 PM
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dogtagz12Yesterday 7:36 PM
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Sunlu or Elegoo for quality? I have some Sunlu and Kingroon at the moment. Beginner.
Yesterday 8:08 PM
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dijit4lYesterday 8:08 PM
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Thanks, I took this opportunity to get ABS and TPU... I'm drowning in PLA and PETG at the moment from all these too-good-to-pass-up deals on those filaments 😅 It's time to give my FF AD5X enclosure a true test run!
Yesterday 9:19 PM
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guest2011Yesterday 9:19 PM
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I don't want anymore paper spools. Don't want plastic either. I have enough plastic spools. Give me refills or nothing.
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Yesterday 9:29 PM
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guest2011Yesterday 9:29 PM
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Quote from dijit4l View quoted comment :
Thanks, I took this opportunity to get ABS and TPU... I'm drowning in PLA and PETG at the moment from all these too-good-to-pass-up deals on those filaments 😅 It's time to give my FF AD5X enclosure a true test run!
I have to figure out how to vent toxic fumes out of my idiotic window. Can't wait to switch to ASA, ABS, TPU, PC-somehing
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Quote from dplane View quoted comment :
Appreciate the response. Q for you or anyone else who s more experienced 3d printing: I've been printing a lot using the standard Kingroon PETG but despite heavily tweaking the filament and structural settings to off set the issues with it - I'm still not a huge fan of having to slow down the printer a bit for that filament to ensure no warping happens and it doesn't clog either. I'm wondering if getting rapid PETG or even PLA+ would be the way to go? So far most of my prints are toys for kids like a crown, airport models like terminals etc, and household items. Sounds like the matte is getting good reviews too.

I don't want to change settings around often tho if I don't have to so mainly looking for no more than 2 different types if that gets me thru the majority id ever do with it. I have an Adventurer 5m with the enclosure printed and installed for what it's worth.
Elegoo Rapid PETG is definitely faster than Kingroon,
Regarding changing settings, I personally have more than 20 custom filament profiles. That's the first thing I do when I open a roll of filament, calibrate it, and create a custom profile. Every material, brand, type, and subtype has a different chemical composition and will behave differently. For instance, Elegoo Rapid PETG is designed to flow faster. Every material has its advantages and disadvantages, so you choose based on your specific use case. Personally, I don't mind slowing down for cheaper PETG. Haha!
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MackowitzYesterday 9:50 PM
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Quote from guest2011 View quoted comment :
I don't want anymore paper spools. Don't want plastic either. I have enough plastic spools. Give me refills or nothing.
I don't mind the cardboard spools, but I am in the same boat. I have enough plastic spools and would prefer the refills. It is fairly simple to remove the outer cardboard rims to put an Elegoo spool on a plastic one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daxXtgkRN-c
Yesterday 9:57 PM
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guest2011Yesterday 9:57 PM
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Quote from Mackowitz View quoted comment :
I don't mind the cardboard spools, but I am in the same boat. I have enough plastic spools and would prefer the refills. It is fairly simple to remove the outer cardboard rims to put an Elegoo spool on a plastic one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daxXtgkRN-c

Thanks i'm going to try. Just have to find a non-masking tape. I don't want sticky residue on my filament.

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LovellholidayYesterday 10:46 PM
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If you're looking for translucent filament, this brand is easily the best. I got their 5 for 3 website deal a while back in preparation for Halloween prints, $40 for very premium product. The cardboard spool is the only downside, but i don't mind it since I don't use any of those CFS-style systems.

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