PLA 3D Printer Filament, 3D Printing PLA Filament 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 lbs), Texture Grey

This 1kg spool of PLA filament has been a dependable choice for my 3D printing projects. The diameter is consistent throughout the roll, which results in smooth feeding and clean, accurate prints. I’ve had no issues with tangling, and the filament loads easily into my printer without jams. The prints come out with sharp details, strong layer adhesion, and a smooth finish. It works well at standard PLA temperatures, and I’ve noticed very little warping even on larger models. The spool is tightly wound and packaged with a vacuum seal and desiccant, so the filament arrives dry and ready to use. At 1kg, the spool is large enough to handle bigger projects without running out mid-print, which adds peace of mind when tackling lengthy jobs. It’s a great balance of quality and value, making it an excellent option for both hobbyists and more serious makers. Overall, a high-quality PLA filament that delivers consistent, reliable results. I’ll definitely keep this brand in my printing rotation.

Prints well. No stringers, smooth flow.

Great quality, has no issues when melting and creating. Makes printing items very easy. The price is worth it. Has a nice contrast when used with other colors. Spool size is about 2.2 lbs, feeding into the machine when changing colors is super simple and clean. Very difficult to tangle.

I've been printing for years, and this is absolutely the worst filament I've ever used. Before it totally clogs the nozzle, it starts coming out like cotton candy. Flow starts out good but gradually decreases during the print. The first print failed at the end of the second day of a three day print. I changed some settings as well as the tension on my direct drive extruder. I swapped out my hardened steel nozzle for a brass nozzle. I also changed my perimeters so the print would only take two days. Once again, everything started out fine, but when I checked the following morning, the extruder was floating around in mid-air with another big ball of cotton candy stuck to it. There's also a problem with bed adhesion. Prior to these two failed prints, I had four failed starts. The filament immediately started lifting off the print bed in the first attempt. I cleaned the glass bed and tried again, only for another fail. So I grabbed the hairspray, which didn't help at all, so I cranked up the bed temperature 10 degrees and along with the hairspray, that solved the adhesion problem. This stuff definitely isn't worth the trouble. UPDATE: So they sent me another roll of the exact same junk and I got the exact same results. Read every negative feedback and you'll see a recurring theme. UPDATE to the UPDATE: So it turns out that I had a direct drive extruder motor going bad. After purchasing a new printer, I decided to give this filament another try. It prints PERFECTLY on the new printer! My apologies to Anycubic for the bad review.

ANYCUBIC PLA Filament (Gray) - Disappointing Quality Compared to the Older Version I’ve used ANYCUBIC PLA filament in the past and was quite happy with it. However, the current version of this filament, with its paper spool instead of the older plastic one, is a completely different story. It’s been a nightmare to use and has caused significant issues with my 3D printers. Major Issues: Clogs and Printer Damage: This filament managed to clog two of my printers within just a few prints. Even after meticulously cleaning the nozzles and adjusting temperatures (190°C–230°C), the problem persisted. Filament Blob Disaster: During one of the clogs, the filament formed a giant blob around the hot end of my printer. Removing it was a nightmare—it fused so tightly to the nozzle and heating block that I had to replace parts altogether. The damage was both time-consuming and expensive to fix. Inconsistent Quality: The extrusion was unreliable, with noticeable inconsistencies in the filament diameter throughout the spool. This is something I never experienced with the older version of ANYCUBIC PLA, which was far more dependable. The newer paper spool also feels flimsier and may contribute to tangling or uneven feeding. Quality Compared to Older Version: The previous version of ANYCUBIC PLA, which came with a plastic spool, was much better. It ran smoothly in my printers with no clogs or filament quality issues. Unfortunately, this updated version is a major step backward. What I Tried: Adjusted print speeds and retraction settings. Cleaned and replaced nozzles. Experimented with different temperature ranges. Despite these efforts, the results were consistently disappointing. Final Verdict: I used to trust ANYCUBIC for quality filament, but this new version is a huge letdown. The shift to a paper spool and apparent drop in filament quality has made this product unusable for me. I can’t recommend it, especially when there are far more reliable options on the market.

This is my go to filament for my entry level printer. Is it the greatest in the world? Not really but it gets the job done with a minimum of fuss. I do feel like you need to be careful with the humidity levels but it's not significantly worse than other brands I've purchased. I will say that my last few rolls have been wound really poorly. The filament will wrap over itself and not continue to feed. I once came home to a printer where the head was stuck in place because the filament wasn't feeding off the spool. It almost broke my printer and now I feel like I have to baby sit any prints I do until I know the filament is wrapped correctly.

My go-to for 3d printer filament. I have never had any issues with any cubic, and their quality is always consistently good. As with any other pla, avoid sunlight or risk your prints becoming brittle. The spool was wound nicely with no tangles, and my hot end pushed it out without any challenges. Used this on an ender 3 and a bambu a1 mini.

My husband relies on 3D printing for his work prototypes, so I stocked up on the ANYCUBIC PLA 3D Printer Filament—1.75mm with Dimensional Accuracy—for his projects, and the precision has led to consistent, high-quality results after several spools. Product Details: This PLA filament is engineered for 1.75mm printers, boasting tight dimensional accuracy of +/- 0.02mm to ensure even extrusion and reduce clogs. It's vacuum-sealed with desiccants for freshness, and the standard 1kg spool unwinds smoothly without tangles, making it user-friendly for extended prints. Performance and Printing: He praises the flow—prints come out with clean layers, vibrant colors, and little to no stringing or warping when bed temperatures are set right (around 60°C). The material is forgiving for beginners but reliable for detailed work, producing strong, matte-finish parts that hold up to handling. We've used it for functional prototypes without failures. Ease of Use and Value: Loads easily into his printer, and the accuracy minimizes calibration tweaks, saving time. The PLA is eco-friendlier than ABS, with low odor during printing, and the spool size offers good value for hobbyists or pros. Pros: Precise +/- 0.02mm accuracy for jam-free, detailed prints. Smooth extrusion with minimal defects like stringing. Vacuum packaging keeps filament dry and ready. Affordable PLA for consistent quality. Cons: Can be brittle if over-extruded; requires proper settings. Limited color options in basic packs. Final Thoughts: This ANYCUBIC PLA filament is a dependable choice for my husband's 3D printing needs, delivering accurate and smooth performance that boosts productivity. I'd recommend it to anyone seeking reliable filament for professional or home use.

Really good PLA Filament used about 3 rolls now printing a Blood bowl Stadium out cant wait for the final product.

Funciona de maravilla y es bastante resistente. Me ha servido para imprimir desde escalas muy pequeñas hasta partes gigantes para creaciones de gran tamaño. La temperatura que uso es 205 grados (hotend) y 60 para la base de impresión.