Protopasta Nebula HT PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm 500g Multicolor Translucent Transition Glitter Filament; 3D Printing Filament on Recyclable Cardboard Spool for 3D Printers Like Creality Ender

The colors in this spool of filament are incredible. Prints beautifully.

I bought this filament to print some homemade "Nerf" blasters.. oh man this color came out DIVINE!! and the print quality is PEAK. a bit expensive but its worth it tbh. The cost is pretty justified. ProtoPasta has become my #1 favorite filament brand quickly, though i do wish 1kg spools could be sold on here, im sure many would be willing to pay to purchase them. The 500g spools dont feel sufficient, id like more "bulk" quality on here in the future maybe bundles too. But this Nebula color will NOT dissapoint!

Somebody gave me a functional item printed in this filament. I purchased this PLA to match that original piece, initially I’m frustrated by the price, it’s half what of what a usually spool contains at 500g’s the price of a premium filamentLet me start with some praise, it seems items printed in this PLA are extremely strong, the colors are striking although can be frustrating (more on that in a bit), and it prints extremely well and consistently without much notice of layers.Here’s some criticism: I had 2 items separate from my pei bed in the 7-8th hour of printing at the suggested bed tempt with brimming and supports. I did everything according to the on spool instructions and to lose the equivalent of 8$ in filament to it detachment is beyond frustrating. I’m yet to have this issue with any other filament on this bed besides this one.For this project I needed roughly 450 g’s to complete it. Losing 125g feels pretty bad, especially when it doesn’t really feel like my fault. I basically cannot complete this project at this point with out buying an addition spool. Which at this point, even though I know I should probably run the bed hotter made me hesitant to repurchase.Also the color variation is very cool but but in the middle of this spool was heavily violet for about 20% which was fine for what I was working on but did look sort of funny against everything else. This is far more a nitpic than a serious critique.Again printed great, and had my print only been like 4-5 hours I’d probably not even by writing this but I hate losing money to dumb issues and hopefully you (the consumer) push that bed temp up a little for longer prints, if you so choose to buy this 60$ a kilogram filament.

It's pretty, but it's sparkly. I killed my brass nozzle with it because I didn't realize that it would be considered abrasive which means you can't use the brass nozzles with it. Get yourself a better nozzle if you're going to use this filament.The only reason I set this to a four-star is because in the description it does not tell you that this would be considered an abrasive filament because of the sparklies.

It looks great and is a really strong print. It can be a little finicky to print with, just make sure you use a .5 or higher, I used a .6 nozzle and was having a terrible time until I washed my build plate. Apparently, I'd touched it and didn't clean it properly and while my other filaments had no problems, this one came up every time. When I washed my plate and got some settings zoned in, I had success, and it was beautiful.