Dremel DF30-01 Pink PLA Filament

Fácil de usar y de instalar me encanto el color

I have purchased two rolls of each color and have found that in the last 1/2 to 1/3 of the roll there is always 1 tangle that ruins the print by taking the printer head off track. There is no way that I have found to save the print when this happens. This is a big problem when you have 12 hour prints. I have not tried other brands yet to see if they also have this issue.

Since this is the only filament for the Dremel 3D printer, then it better be good. I have bought 4 different color reels and all have met my expectations.

Almost all rools i bought (1 for each color) has a filament overlap internally, that block, without prior notice, the rotation of the roll while feeding. This blocks the machine normal fumctioning and requires declogging the head. Once I even had to disassemble it. So no I am inspecting the full roll in order to detect any other overlap.

Printed @ 205C - 210C and had great results!

So,... Im an Industrial Designer and we have a Murphy Bed at our studio office in Miami so when we have late nights, one of us gets to stay and take one for the team. The murphy bed has a tenderncy of sticking out offsets almost .75 or 3/4,..or for some of us that use mms at work,..roughly 19mm. So we recently purchased a 3D20 Model from Dremel and to tell you Im impressed is an understatement but IM IMPRESSED! The set up was easy (compared to some other ones I used in my professional life) and the filament was a nice PLA material,..about 2mm thick which is nice cause its going to drop a good amount of material. Since I had a day to do this model and print it was nice to know the set up was a sinch. I build this Bed Hook /stopper in Solidworks in a matter of minutes and after a few mods I used the Micro SD card they provided to save my work and insert into the system of the dremel 3D20. Once sliced it told me it would be 8 hrs,..yeah,..8 hrs,,.ok, to be fair..I did mine as a solid piece. why? dude,...this has to hold the weight of a bed plus the wooden support and it has springs so its probably some 100 lbs of force,..give or take. I added four 4 flat 1/8 holes to drill 1 long screws. Since it would clear itd be nicely sunk into the bed frame and the printed piece... It worked well but I had done one piece and was on my way to printing the second. I personally love this dremel, its a great price, the PLA is rock solid, clean and strong material for what I needed. It gave very little flexibility so Gen 2. might have a little less support in order to have some give/ flexibility. I highly recommend you get at least two filaments. Theyll run fast once you begin enjoying the world of 3D printing.

Its fine, just overpriced.

Not gold, more like a yellow brown. Jams frequently. Crap PLA.

Good quality filament. Works well with our Dremel printer.

Hate that Dremel has their own filament spool size so I can’t use normal 1kg spools with my dremel printer. If you don’t have a dremel printer don’t buy it. If you do have a dremel printer I’d still think twice. It’s the same quality as the stuff you get for $17 a kilogram.