HATCHBOX 1.75mm Baby Blue PLA 3D Printer Filament, 1 KG Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 3D Printing Filament

As a frequent user of 3D printing, I recently had the opportunity to try HATCHBOX 1.75mm True Blue PLA 3D Printer Filament, and I was impressed with the quality of the print results. The filament is easy to load into the printer and extrudes smoothly, with no noticeable clogging or jamming issues. The True Blue color is vibrant and consistent, producing prints with excellent detail and clarity. I appreciate that the filament is eco-friendly and biodegradable, making it a great choice for environmentally-conscious consumers. Overall, I highly recommend HATCHBOX 1.75mm True Blue PLA 3D Printer Filament for its ease of use, quality of prints, and environmentally-friendly properties.

I received a 3D printer as a gift. This printer IS NOT one of the popular ones it's more of a "crafty" one. I have had nothing but problems with it that even their tech department cannot seem to get me through and in fact in my second printer as they replaced the first one (that could be an entire other review). THIS FILAMENT WORKS GREAT! I have tried many many filaments including the "branded" one that matches the printer. I have had nothing but issues. I feel somewhat of a "google 3D printing issue scholar" at this point. Funds are not avail to replace printer so I went in search of a better filament. OMG this stuff is amazing. From the loading to the very first print this filament amazed me. I print cookie cutters for personal use and was having MAJOR issues with the quality of the "wall" of the cutter. Went through every setting suggested and then some with no luck. But with this filament I am having the best success I have had in over a year! (using the HATCHBOX 1.75mm True Blue PLA ). I can only imagine how it will perform when I save up enough for the Ender I have my eye on! This filament may save my sanity until that day arrives!!! Would HIGHLY recommend!

I've jumped between Hatchbox and Overture filament over the last few years because of the price changes. Their prices are very close at the time of writing this. Hatchbox is typically more expensive, but the ease of use and quality of the filament makes the price worth it. The thing that sticks out the most to me is how neat the filament is wrapped around the spool. It is perfect. I have never been afraid of filament getting wound around itself and binding during a print. Overture, on the other hand, I have stopped a lot of prints because their filament is so poorly wound around the spool.

I've tried a few brands, the Hatchbox dark blue, and the black PLA are my favorites so far. They have great plate adhesion at 60C on my glass printing plate. I print them much hotter than the suggested using a 0.6mm nozzle - around 215-220C - but the prints turn out great. I've had layer issues using lower temperatures with my 0.6mm nozzle, however, it's probably due to my setup/parameters.

This is great filament. I've never had an issue with Hatchbox and since they still have plastic spools, it works great with my Bambu X1 Carbon AMS! The "true blue" color is absolutely beautiful!

10/10! ordered a roll of white a couple of months ago and its currently my favorite roll. Im somewhat new to 3d printing, and had an issue with filament snapping off the roll and flying at my face with ill intent, but so far the hatchbox filament has been the best filament ive used. it has been kind to me, good prints and no attempted murder!

This was the first filament I got when I first got into 3d printing and its worked great every time.I've used a couple of other filaments and I have to say hatch box is my absolute favorite.

Colors are always as pictured, the spools are wound neatly without any twisting or tension and the whole product is just well thought out. Even simple things like holes to tuck the end in are evenly spaced around the spool, within reach regardless of where you have to snip the filament short. It's a small detail, but it's all of the small details that make the experience with this brand stand out from others.

I've used filament from Hatchbox before and find them to be one of the only reliable filament companies on Amazon, my only other success has been Prusa filament so far out of trying 5-6 filament companies.This Benchy was printed at a quality of 0.2 with a nozzle temp of 210° and a bed on 60 with no supports and no base...look at how it looks straight off the bed! Not one bit of cleanup needed at all, perfectly excellent for my Creality Ender 3, I previously tried the blue version of this filament too and it was a dream, not a single thing I could complain about in terms of use with Hatchbox PLA filament honestly.The only gripe I really have with this filament is the way it is wound looks messy and as though you may have to babysit it, the benchy boat took 2.5 hours to print and I'm currently 2 hours into a 7.3 hour print and I haven't had any snags or need to help it, I think it just looks chaotic but does the job perfectly :)If you've struggled with PLA filament in the past and I'm looking for a great product that will actually work and won't cause blocks, under/over extrusion, bubbling and failed prints, look no further!

Perfect! It works fine with miniatures, too. (Printed on a TEVO tarantula.)

Great Product at a good price.

Excellent product

The media could not be loaded.  I was nervous to buy this as I've had a few recent issues with PLA from Amazon. When it came, it looked extremely thin compared to my best rolls, so I didn't hold out much hope for it being tidy and not creating loose layers.I was so wrong.This is by far the best PLA I've ever used. I design and print 1/16-1/24 miniatures and it's the best quality I've ever got out of my printer. Really tight rows, good adhesion, and a shiny finish. It's a little brittle on thinner parts, and a little harder to sand than others, but it's easily my new favourite go-to. Going to get some more colours soon. (Also, this was the first test print of something I designed in tinkercad and honestly, I've never had a first test print this successful. I printed at 185º which is slightly lower than usual for me, but it worked nicely.)