Formfutura 1.75mm EasyWood - Pine - 3D Printer Filament

Had this stored for over a year and just got round to using it. Its not great value, due to costing around £35 for 500g. But prints just as easy as other normal PLA. Providing you use a 0.6mm (or above) nozzle to avoid any clogging and slow down the print speed to about 30mm/ps. Only had one breakage in the whole role. Its delicate stuff, but learn the rights settings and it prints well. This one if 50% wood and 50% plastic so can understand why its more delicate. But it does take wood stain really well, if required. I have printed out a whole chess board and base in two tone wood. All printed great on my Anycubic i3 mega.

I find this one of the easiest filaments to print with - lays down really easy and gives nice sharp print definitions. I am using a i3 clone (Wanhao) with an all metal hotend. I haven't had a single clog with this. I do find you get a lot of stringing as it tends to print at a lower temperature than regular PLA, so you have to adjust your retraction and temperature settings. The smell is lovely!

Really nice quality wood filament but hard to print with. Wouldn't print at all with my 0.4mm nozzle on my CR-10 but when I changed to a larger nozzle (1mm) and slowed down the speed I got great results. If you vary the temperature for different layers you can get a good grain effect and the larger nozzle actually produces a more natural result and prints faster as I can use larger layer heights.

Not managed a single decent print using this filament on my Flashforge creator pro or my prusa mk2 . All it manages to do is clog my nozzles to the point I need to strip the print heads. I have tried the reccomended temperatures and experimented with different.... Just blocked again so it's prompted me to give a poor product raiting that is totally justified. Not impressed is an understatement

Lighter colour than it looks