OVERTURE PC PROFEESIONAL Filament, Cardboard Spool, 1kg(2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy 99% Probability +/- 0.03mm, Fit Most FDM Printer (PC Light Grey)

I was having trouble with the filament I used before this one and asked about on a discord server for Ender 3 because I'd tried EVERYTHING, I made sure my filament was the right size and my settings were correct but it kept clogging.I got recommended this filament brand and it gives me an idea of how much is left on the reel (Thank you I can keep procrastinating buying some weighing scales) and hasn't clogged a single time, just keeps going and makes me happy. It could just be me but it feels like it shows less layer lines too.

Used to give my pc some purple accents with the fan grill and the little groot.

I purchased a new roll of grey for this print and paint spartan project. First image shows the unfinished base and columns - the columns are printed .12 layers and the rocky base is .2. Everything printed very cleanly and I was able to finish with minimal filling/sanding. No tangles.

I bought three rolls a while back, each a different colour. The green is a really dull boring shade, not as vibrant as shown here. It is also completely matte with no shine at all on a standard non matte filament.First print failed due to a blockage, thought it was my printer. Second print was ok, so I printed another couple of small items and put the roll aside until I wanted something that colour. Same with the other colours I tried.a Month later, and despite dry storage, I just couldn't get a succesful print with it, this time trying a larger print that had been tested on Sunlu filaments without issues. 5 separate tries and about 700g of filament later, I gave up. The rpint I was doing was quite a large complex print, but have had no failures on Sunlu filament. with this stuff, I had several different issues, not all at once, including bed adhesion (Normally I have to pry things off the print bed), Layer shifting at a predictable height that didn't happen with the same print and printer and other filament before and after, horrible stringing on a direct drive extruder, oozing, again with retraction and direct drive, poor layer adhesion.All of these happened both at the top and bottom of the manufacturer's temp setting, and everywhere in between.Lesson learned, when trying a new manufacturer, go through a whole roll (if you can put up with it) and multiple print sizes before the return window closes.

Had no issues with this filament, used standard 200 degree with 60 degree bed on my Ender 3 S1 Pro and its printed perfectly on a normal 0.2 layer height.

Tried the orange, been printing with normal PLA for years but this is much stronger, great bed adhesion and excellent results all round, very pleased

Most of the filament I own is from overture and is a dream to print with, not had any issues with any of their pla filaments. Stringing only on hight batch print runs but I think this is due to my retraction settings. Colour is amazing and bold

This now my go-to filament.Prints beautifully on my Ender 3 V2 with Sprite Pro hotend.Good price too.