GIANTARMSilk Metallic Silver PLA 3D Printer Filament 1kg Spool, 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/-0.03mm, 1080 Feet per Roll, Vacuum Packaging

I absolutely love the **GIANTARM Silk Gold PLA Filament**! It prints beautifully and consistently, giving my models a stunning, glossy finish with a rich golden hue. The silk finish really makes the details pop and adds a touch of elegance to every print. I’ve been using this filament for a variety of projects, from intricate designs to larger prints, and it handles them all flawlessly.The filament feeds smoothly through the extruder, with minimal stringing or issues. I’ve had excellent layer adhesion and haven’t run into any clogging or warping problems. It also has a great balance of strength and flexibility, making it perfect for functional parts and decorative items alike.If you're looking for a high-quality filament that adds a professional, eye-catching touch to your 3D prints, I highly recommend this **Silk Gold PLA**. It’s quickly become one of my go-to filaments for projects that need that extra bit of sparkle and shine!

I was impressed by this filament. The silk gold finish looks amazing, though I did have to reduce my wall speed to 30 mm/s to get the shiny look. Printing with this filament was easy on a Bambu P1S. I appreciate the plastic spool because cardboard ones don't roll as well in the AMS. I printed it at 230C on a PEI plate using 55C bed temperature. It stuck to the print bed well and layers bonded nicely (even to normal pla, as seen in the vase print). I did have some stringing, but it was very minimal after I dried the filament overnight. My prints seem to be durable, though it is slightly brittle if printed with low wall count (which I've found to be the case with all silk filaments). I'll continue using this filament whenever I need a great silk gold look.

I recently had the opportunity to use this metallic silver PLA filament, and it has absolutely exceeded my expectations, prompting me to give it a full five-star rating. As an avid 3D printing enthusiast, I've experimented with numerous types of filaments, but this one truly stands out for its exceptional quality and performance.First and foremost, the melting behavior of this filament is remarkable. It melts consistently, which is crucial for bonding each layer effectively. This feature alone makes it superior, as it ensures the durability and integrity of the prints. For those who have experienced issues with filament bonding in the past, this product could very well be your solution.One of the most impressive aspects of this filament is how smoothly it flows. This characteristic greatly contributes to an incredibly smooth and uniform first layer, which is often a make-or-break factor in the world of 3D printing. A well-laid first layer sets the foundation for the rest of the build, and this filament delivers flawlessly in that regard.In addition to its functional excellence, the aesthetic aspect of the filament should not be overlooked. The metallic silver shine it imparts to the prints is not only realistic but also visually stunning. It adds a professional touch to the objects, making this filament a fantastic choice for projects where appearance is paramount. Check out the cool laptop stand I was able to make with it.Furthermore, the filament’s adherence to the bed plate is commendable. Proper adhesion is vital to prevent warping and to maintain the precision of the print throughout the process. This filament maintains strong bed adhesion, minimizing common issues associated with lesser-quality filaments.Overall, this metallic silver PLA filament is one of the better PLA filaments I've worked with. It strikes the perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics, making it an excellent choice for both amateur and professional 3D printing projects. Whether you are creating simple household items or intricate models, this filament will likely elevate the quality of your work, ensuring crisp, clean, and reliable prints every time. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their 3D printing experience.

The media could not be loaded. I printed a collapsible sword in green and blue - just some of the colors I had on hand. It took me awhile to realize why not a metal looking color? Duh. There are many filament choices out there and I didn't want to spend lots$ just to experiment. I finally chose GIANTARM Silk Metallic Silver as it looked pretty cool. The printing went smooth, 20 hours, no hiccups, no clogging, no tangling. Came out very nice. If I were to be very picky, even though the print was bright and silvery, could it have been even more metallic looking? Matters not. This filament performance was top notch and I am very pleased with the outcome. (see Pic & Video)

The silver metallic silk filament looks absolutely beautiful when it comes out right, but is very difficult to work with. You have to slow the print way down, lower fan speed and increase nozzle temperature. I’m printing at 235 degrees.Even when you do everything right it’s prone to clogging and is not as strong as typical PLA. Every imperfection is very noticeable on silk PLA. It’s good for certain statues and figurines, but I would not use it for anything that requires any strength at all.Honestly I don’t think I’d buy it again, not because of the brand, but because of how weak all metallic silk PLA tends to be. It’s not beginner friendly.

Filament was easy to use. It came nicely vacuum packed and wound nicely wound on the spool.I did have to use an adapter that I had previously printed to allow the spool to fit on my BambuLabs AMS lite.The Filament printed really well and has a very "goldlike" sheen to it. There was good adhesion on my plate without having to use anything.I printed at 220° with the bed at 55° on a CryoGrip Glacier bed.There were no stringing or clumping issues during my printing. I was able to print right out of the box without drying and had no issues. The color and sheen were spot on and had a few people say how it was a beautiful Gold Color. I was impressed and will try other colors soon.