Polymaker Sample Box 3, 1.75mm PA6-CF/GF Nylon Filament Samples, Carbon Fiber/Glass Fiber Reinforced Nylon 6 Filament, 2x100g

So first off, absolutely impressed by the variety that came with my sample pack, I can try out pretty much all of their petg/pla line and see what I like. My only complaint is they used a zip tie to keep the filament in a loose roll; since I ordered the one with tpu, trying to cut just the zip tie and not the filmant was difficult but also there is an obvious indent across whole roll where the it was tied down. I'm hoping that doesn't effect the feeding as a run it. I'd recommend using twist ties like everyone else for ease of removal from the consumer. Other than that excellent variety sample box.

I found the quality of the filaments to be decent. I did not have any problems during my small test prints. However, the length of the samples are not continuous. I will need to weld some of the sections to print because they are only half a foot in length or less. This should be mentioned in the product listing so that the buyer can decide if they want to deal with that.

I got this as a sample pack to see if my new printer could handle these filiments. Honestly this would be better suited for a printer with high temp modification already.I have only tried the abs and I was amazed how well it stuck to the bed without an enclosure. I tried a different brand abs and have had nothing but problems with that one. But I am definitely going to get my abs from polymaker from now on.Sadly my printer can't reach reccomend temps of the others in this package. Not that I'm disappointed, it just means I will get to prioritize that high temp modification. I should have gotten the other assortment pack polymaker offers. Those are lower temperature and I could have printed them all.. it's on my list

When it says “random” colors, they really do mean RANDOM. I got a blind box of colors including several green, several red, and no blue.Worse, I got multiple materials, most of which I don’t have any use for and didn’t want. I realize the description says multiple material types, but the actual shopping box allows selection of a single material. I only wanted PVB, so I selected PVB. Apparently that’s just a suggestion, though, since I got everything else instead. This is, IMO, extremely misleading.Instead of a variety of colors in a material I need, I have a few colors mostly in materials I have no use for.The materials themselves are probably fine. Just don’t buy them here. It’s so random, it’s not even a good way to sample their products, since I didn’t get the actual products I wanted to sample!

I wish I could write a good review. I wanted to try some of Polymaker's PolyFlex to see if it would work for me. So I got this sample kit. A sample kit is a good idea but I am not happy with the PolyFlex or even the PETG. The PLA prints fine. Everything else is going to the landfill as far as I am concerned. I tried different temps, I tried slicing the prints different ways, I even baked the polyflex in the oven at 170 degrees F since it is hygroscopic. This is ok for a sample pack but I'm beginning to wonder if Polymaker is any good at all! I may steer clear of any of their products from now on.

The Polymaker sample box is a low-risk way to try out a few types of filament and find which ones are best for your 3D printing projects. My printer has a single extruder and no enclosure, so I chose Sample Box 1 which contains seven 50g portions of Polymaker’s easier-to-print filaments. The temperature/flow calibration I use with any unfamiliar filament consumes around 10g, leaving a serviceable 40g of each sample to print one or a few small test objects.Polymaker has done everything possible to ensure that the samples arrive in pristine condition. Each of the seven samples is individually vacuum-sealed with its own desiccant packet, and then the whole bundle is vacuum-sealed into a large resealable bag. The colors are random, but my sample box included black and purple PETG, white and orange PLA, white TPU, teal PolySmooth, and PolyWood.So far, I have had no issues printing the samples, so the only real concern is value. The sample box contains a total of 350g of filament, yet Polymaker has priced it near to what you would pay for a 1kg spool. It’s a somewhat baffling choice, because someone who considers buying this sample box probably already has an interest in purchasing full spools of Polymaker and just wants to know which materials work best.Despite the disappointing pricing, I am glad that Polymaker offers these sample boxes, allowing creators to find the right filament for the job.

Only filament in 5 years to jam and clog my printer and destroy the hot end. Inconsistent thickness. Poorly manufactured. -5 out of 10

Very difficult to find a good method of using these coil of filament. Wood sample was just a broken up handful of various length threads wrapped up and made to look like one full coil of filament.

First one had problems so they sent me a second one free of charge and had all the same problems. Was told that the filament is too old and refunded my money. Happy that I received my money back but not happy about the old filament.

J'ai un utilisé ABS et surtout ASA avec acétone pour réparer ma pompe à insuline cassé.