TINMORRY PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle, Galaxy PLA Filament 1.75 mm, 3D Printer Filament 750 g x 4 Colors Pack, Galaxy Purple+ Galaxy Green+ Galaxy Bule + Galaxy Brown, Net Weight 3 kg

This was my first time trying TINMORRY filament and I’m very impressed. The silk gold colour is absolutely stunning, it prints beautifully with a glossy, professional finish and has made several of my projects stand out. Print performance has been excellent so far, with smooth extrusion and minimal stringing. The quality is easily as good as (if not better than) more expensive brands I’ve tried, and the price point is very reasonable for 1kg. I’ll definitely be buying again once I finish this roll. Highly recommended if you want a reliable, attractive filament for your 3D printing projects.

Great items to use with 3d printer, easy to use tackles temperature well, easy to clean machine after use, brilliance and glow of material is gorgeous. Been no clogging or snapping/brittle

I’ve only used petg Tinmorry, for pla I use Sunlu. I needed this specific colour so I thought I’d give the tinmorry a try. It’s excellent, a very smooth finish with no layer lines. Colour was accurate. Much better than the sunlu. I have a Bambu p1s with the AMS and the filament was calibrated first.

Bought this out of sheer frustration with two rolls of eSun I was using (tangles). Took a long time to find acceptable settings for this PLA. Firstly, it likes to be run hotter than any other PLA I’ve used. I’m currently running it at 210 on a 68 bed. First layer needs to be hot and slow or adhesion is poor, even on a PEI bed with or without blue tape. Also needs to be hot or you’ll get “crispy bogies”. The next issue is that because of the extra heat needed, it tends to run very fluid and over extrusion is a nightmare. In summary: First layer @ 20mm/sec 210 hot end 66 bed 92% flow to counteract over extrusion. Once dialled in it PRINTS BEAUTIFULLY!

Thought I'd try the new PLA Matte filament that Tinmorry recently added to Amazon, and wow! I went for the pink, was a tough choice between that and the green :p It prints beautifully, I printed this fox jewellery holder from makerworld. I used the PLA Matt Filament Profile that Tinmorry provided on their github, which I recommend anyone who uses their filaments get! Absolutely no problems during printing, no stringing at all, no clogs or blobs. Just printed perfectly. For PLA, I'm amazed at how smooth and tough it actually feels. Will definitely be getting more. I've used Tinmorry filaments for about a year or so now, and I've never had any problems that weren't user error due to incorrectly configuring profiles (which is why I strongly recommend you get profiles from their github, perfect every time) My Bambu P1S printed this in a around 5 hours. Absolutely love it!

Fantastic product at a great price.

Having tried some matte filament in the past and being impressed with the finish I decided to try this in the hope it would give a classier finish - I wasn’t disappointed! Printed at high speed and on the generic settings, this is one of the cleanest prints I have had. You can’t really see the layer lines and the corners are really sharp. Bed adhesion was great, but popped straight off once cooled. Would definitely recommend!!

Lovely colour and finish but trouble with adhesion on smooth plate, and to itself after layer ironing, also clogging 0.2 nozzles half way through prints. Tolerance of +/-0.03 is slightly different than my usual matte brand, which could explain the clogging.

I have only recently gotten into 3d printing and am still learning the ropes. Anything that can make my work easier is always appreciated and this filament has made my work easier. The product is easy to use, it works great and I really have had no issues with it. Basically, install the filament in your printer, run your project and the project comes out looking great. I really like this item. It has made my transition into 3d printing easier and I have had no jams or anything similar. If you are looking for a good, solid filament look no further.

Este filamento es una excelente opción para aquellos que buscan un acabado de alta calidad en sus proyectos de impresión 3D. Este filamento destaca por su brillo y suave textura sedosa, lo que le da un aspecto distintivo y profesional a las piezas impresas. El filamento viene en una bobina de 1 kg, lo que es más que suficiente para proyectos medianos y grandes. Además, su diámetro de 1,75 mm garantiza una impresión precisa y estable, lo que ayuda a reducir los errores y desperdicios. En cuanto a la temperaturas de uso, ya que no requiere de una temperatura demasiado alta. Además, su baja contracción minimiza la deformación de las piezas y asegura un buen acabado final. En resumen, es una excelente opción para aquellos que buscan un filamento de alta calidad con un acabado distintivo y elegante. Su facilidad de uso y sus excelentes propiedades de impresión lo hacen ideal para proyectos medianos y grandes en cualquier industria. Altamente recomendado.

Super fillament

War auf der Suche nach einem strahlenden Weiß für Designschatullen und bin hier fündig geworden. Das Tinmorry PLA "weiß" ist: + ein relativ gut durchgefärbtes (ab 3 Wandschichten mit 0.4mm-Düse scheint bei normaler Wohnungshelligkeit grade nichts mehr durch), + sehr sauber gewickeltes, und einwandfrei trocken verpacktes + PLA mit guter Layer- und Bodenhaftung und dementsprechend guter Festigkeit + und hoher Härte (wenn auch nicht zu hoch). + Es ist außerdem verzugsarm, so daß Drucke recht gut gelingen. Ein paar Nachteile gibt es doch: Es in der Farbe "kaltes weiß" ist nicht ganz so leicht zu verarbeiten wie PLA anderer Marken. Man muß auf folgendes mehr achten: - Drucktemperatur besser nicht zu hoch (bei mir nicht über 210°C) - und viel Kühlluft, ansonsten schrumpfen die Teile (Maßhaltigkeit), was bei technischen Drucken wichtig ist. Darüberhinaus neigt es zu Stringing und Klümpchenbildung, wenn man jenseits der 210°C druckt. - Die Härte des Material wird die Düse etwas schneller abnutzen als andere PLA-Sorten/-Farben, aber das ist gerade bei gut durchgefärbten, kaltweißen PLAs nicht ungewöhnlich. - Außerdem weicht die optimale Einstellung des Volumenstrom (extrusion multiplier) vom PLA-Standard 0.98 deutlich ab; er liegt bei ca. 0.95, d.h. mit dem Standard kommt es oft zu Überextrusion und Kollisionen der Düse mit überstehendem und wie gesagt hartem Material der vorherigen Schicht sorgen vor der Umstellung für unangenehme Überraschungen. - Auch die Geschwindigkeit sollte man gegenüber neuen high-speed Varianten auf etwa 160mm/s drosseln, um subere Außenwände zu erzielen. Fazit: Nicht ganz leicht einzustellen, aber durchaus beherrschbares PLA mit satter Farbe und nach der Anpassung einwandfreien Ergebnissen

Smoot printing!