iSANMATE 3D Printer Filament Bundle, Pla Filament Wood Filament, White Pine Wood, Sandal Wood, Yellow pear Wood and Ebony Wood Filament 1.75mm, 250g X 4 Pack,(20% Wood Powder+80% PLA+)

I purchased this PLA filament hoping for a reliable product, but unfortunately, it did not meet expectations. Upon opening the package, I noticed that the filament was brittle and kept breaking during printing attempts. This is a clear sign that it has been exposed to moisture, rendering it unusable. As a result, I was unable to complete any prints, and the product was a total waste. I expected better quality and proper packaging to protect the filament from such issues. I wouldn’t recommend this product unless quality control improves.

I don’t like to write reviews usually but unless I had the settings wrong (I followed what is written on the box, and i tried several times plus or minus 5 degrees) this filament has a problem. First time i get this much strings and 2 prints were smudged. I will try to send it back. It’s a shame I hope there is a setting that can make this filament work. Btw I am using Creality K1C printer.

!! UPDATE !! After writing my review the company immediately contacted me to ask if they could send me new filament and correct the issue. It was shipped in less than 24 hrs and I recieved the new filament within 3 days. I am very impressed with this company the customer service was wonderful and they corrected the problem immediately without any hesitation. I would recommend this company to anyone. 5 stars most definitely. Only 2 out of four rolls printed correctly the other two rolls had obviously taken in moisture at some point because it bubbles when trying to extrude and you cannot print with it so expect only half of what you pay for

Great colors and strong, this PLA is easy to print using common PLA settings, 208 C at 100mm/sec using a 0.6mm nozzle. I have a homemade delta, so I was pleasantly surprised by this filament, being a more successful blend of wood flour and PLA. It has a nice woody smell and should not burn, as long as speed and temp are well balanced. It adheres to the printbed easily and rarely fails to perform. Ive been using it to develop a spring driven bolt bow for small projectiles. So far, problems have been with the design, not the filament.

This isn't your normal PLA. Not even close. Testing is a must. Temp tower had stringing from 190c to 220c. Had no adhesion on magnetic plate until 200c, and plate was at 60c. When it sticks, it really sticks too. I could only remove the build while the plate was hot. Got a clog mid-print also...luckily it was a short print at only 3 hours and I was there to catch it. Drying didn't help. The one positive is that it does hide print lines very well. No zits or bumps, but there was a ton of stringing that had to be removed. I'll keep testing, hoping to find that magic combo of temp and retraction. But for now, I don't trust this filament. Update: Seller has reached out to assist with my issue. I am hoping that I may have just received a bad batch. It happens. I will update when i hear back. It's good to know that they are listening, that gets a thumbs up from me. Stay tuned :) Update 2: Well, they left me hanging. 5 days with no communication. Lots of pictures were provided, with lots of stringing and bad adhesion on test temp towers and wagon wheels. Of the 2 rolls I used, I found the best prints were at 180c, high retraction, 90% flow rate, 50c bed. But they still produced less than acceptable results. Conclusion: So, I really wished this worked. I like the look of wood prints, but this filament just has too many issues...from clogging, stringing, adhesion, etc. I do see some of the other reviewers saying it worked for them, so my thinking is that I just got a bad batch. To be fair, buyer beware, and I hope you have better luck that I did.

Probably the driest filament I have received in the last couple of months As a result the filament is very pliable. Good plate adhesion and nice printing.

I got this to test out wood pla for the first time. A sample of smaller spools made sense. Unfortunately, two of the colors are dark enough to feel more like just a brown-black or dark dark brown. "Wood" looking is minimal at best. They do smell like burning wood while printing, which is pretty cool. Adhesion was perfect and it printed as well as any other PLA I've used. I used a 0.4mm obxidian nozzle on a Prusa MK4.