PolymakerPLA Pro Filament 1.75mm (Tough & High Rigidity Grey PLA Filament 1.75mm) 1kg - PolyLite PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Print with Most 3D Printers Using 3D Filament

I've been using Hatchbox PLA, eSUN PLA+, and ELEGOO Plus for the last few years, but I saw a few posts on reddit saying how much better Polymaker PLA Pro is and decided to give it a try. I'm happy to say that the hype was well-deserved. It's by far the best filament I've ever tried. I primarily print small D&D minis with my Ender 5 and when I compare a mini made from Polymaker PLA Pro vs any of the other brands I listed above, the Polymaker PLA Pro minis are stronger with less stringing and a little more detail than any of the other options.The layer adhesion is notably better with a much smoother and clean finish. Because the layer adhesion is so strong thin parts that usually bend or break during printing come out clean and strong. For me, that means I can print minis with thin legs or small tools and they not only come out looking great but have enough strength to be handled. Many of my minis have scales or chainmail and other tiny details that used to be washed out, but now all the small details are there. Some minis have spears or sharp spikes and those used to come out slightly rounded and blunt, using the playmaker they come out so sharp I have to dull them a bit.Usually, I print minis at 130% size so all the details come out, but with this filament, I can print them at their standard size. This saves me a ton of time and filament and the minis are still stronger and less brittle than the other brands I've tried.If I'd known how much better my minis would be I would have been buying this stuff from the start. It's slightly more expensive, but it quickly pays for itself when you have no failures and your prints are strong enough that they don't need to be reprinted. I'm not sponsored or anything, it really is that much better and has really upped the quality of my minis. 10/10

This is my go to for PLA prints. Always repeatable and more durable than most others i have tried.

This stuff is usually top notch, and if there are any issues, Polymaker tries to make it right.I used this specific color Polymaker Polylite Grey PLA filament to prototype something and was impressed with the results even without calibration.As long as you run it at around 210°C you can minimize stringing

This is my new go to for all my indoor prints or things that don't need to be water and uv resistant. My only gripe is the last 2 spools I have received had lots of binding on the sides near the spool walls. This last roll has been really bad, and I have had to unbind it 3 times on my last 3 hr print.

Needed an alternative to Dremel brand filament. This stuff is exactly what I needed.