Flashforge PLA Galaxy 1.75mm 3D Printer Filaments (Galaxy Matte Black, 1kg)

This stuff is awesome. I’ll spare you the monotony of pictures of packaging and desiccant. It’s flashforge….It came in a nice box, sealed, and most importantly, fixed their spool winding issues it appears like some of us saw with burnt titanium. so it’s spooled to industry standard. Half a spool down with no issues with kinks or knots crossovers etc and don’t expect any based on what I can see remaining.Purple ABS Pro is a modified abs, so it does have some trade offs with classic abs but not giving me an instant headache from the smell is a win. Don’t get me wrong there’s still a smell if you think hard about it but with the modified abs I find if it smells, you MAY be overcooking it. It’s quite a bit lighter color than the picture but at the same time if it sits against certain other colors the shade seems to alter slightly. It’s a very strong shade of purple with a magenta/pink hue in the mix. It’s decently strong and holds up to the heat well. It prints smooth through a variety of temps with no discernible difference in quality or stringing but seems to have better layer adhesion post print around 230c mark with a Bed temp of 90. As in printing at 230 it holds and doesn’t show signs over over or under temp and doesn’t delam. 120mm/s with no issues and could go faster but layer adhesion and strength may suffer.As far as warping, sure, it CAN warp on you if you don’t minimize the airflow around it but an enclosure to help with warping wasn’t needed as once it sticks to the bed it’s stuck. It does appear slightly more brittle than abs classic but that’s part of the trade off of less smelly and easier printing and I’ll gladly take it.Tl:dr it’s a beautiful color, less smell, slightly less strength than abs classic, low warping tendency, consistent diameter, smooth printing and one of the most vivid purples I’ve seen yet albeit slightly different than the picture.

There's more metal in the water I drink from a tap than there is in this filament.Don't waste your time or money.Won't patina no matter what I do. I am pretty sure it's just metal colored that's all!!!

The wood filament isn’t worth buying at all. It doesn’t bend like the picture shows & when you bend it just a hair, it snaps. When trying to print you can smell it burning (even when printing at the temperatures they recommend), doesn’t stick to the build plate therefore causing the extruder to push the filament around building up on the nozzle. Highly do NOT recommend!

Muy buena calidad y acabado. Producto bien presentado. Buena adherencia a la cama caliente. Recomendado.( Cama a 80-90 grados y boquilla a 270 grados. Impresora cerrada).

The filament itself is fine, it's prints well, sticks well at stock temperature (60 and 200) and the finish is really nice. Hence the single star...However...the filimant is seemingly just thrown onto the spool in a tangled mess. I've had to unwind the entire spool to stop it jamming every 20 minutes. Not exactly ideal when plenty of other manufacturers mangage to sell perfectly wound filament. To make matters even more impressive, having not used the filament for a week, it's now destroyed itself on the spool. See the photo 🙄I used about half before it self destructed.