Eolas Prints | Flexible 3D Filament 100% TPU+ | 3D Printer | Made in Spain, suitable for use with food and creating toys | 2.85 mm | 1 kg | Beige

this pink tpu filament printed nicely at first, but there was a very thick bulge in the filament which jammed my extruder. the seller did not respond when i emailled them about it

Can't say I'm impressed about the amount for the money but, printed extremely well on my custome, ramps 1.4 anet e-12, via Bowden, only print a few bits a vase being my 1st print came out pretty good without dialing it in...

The package arrived in a resealable plastic bag and a small silica bag inside.It didn't come in any box, it was not vacum sealed, so I have no idea how long it was exposed to moisture.The printout went ok though, printed it on 70 degrees C for the bed, and 230 C for the nozzle.

Stuff did the tko. Good value for money

was really looking forward to trying to print with tpu and got this small spool to give it a go but..the package arrived in a plastic bag with a small silica bag, not in a box, not vac sealed, no bag to store after opening and the reel size was 250g, misleading to those who use metric measurements as the reel was listed at 0.55lbthe description states, and this is from the listing on the amazon pagePACKAGE WITH DOUBLE TEMPERABLE STATE: Some 3D printing materials can be negatively affected by moisture, so EOLAS PRINTS filaments, both the spool and the box, are wrapped in shrink wrap to last in perfect condition. Plus, inside you will find a zippered bag where you can store the spool once opened. This will easily keep your 3D printer filaments in optimal storage conditionsthis was not the case, how do I know this was not a customer return already or has been sat like this for a long time, due to the hygroscopic nature of the filament it was probably already ruined and I probably would never had a good or be able print at all with thisfilament returned for a refund.

Just save yourself the hassle, don't buy this filament, it's so badly Quality Controlled I can't even get it to give a decent print, the thickness of the filament varies so much that you either get under extrusion through too thin of a section of filament or jams due to it being far too thick.The only good thing to come from it was that it was actually the correct colour.

The variation in diameter is incredibly bad with this filament. The grey colour measures anywhere from 1.7 to 1.85, the pink varies from 1.62-1.78, so it is almost impossible to get consistent prints with this filament. I print a lot of TPU and have never had issues like this with other brands. Avoid Eolas, go for Sainsmart or Eryone TPU