3 English reviews written for GEEETECH PLA Wood
9 customer reviews in all languages
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| 4 stars | | 4 | (16%) |
| 3 stars | | 2 | (8%) |
| 2 stars | | 2 | (8%) |
| 1 Stars | | 0 | (0%) |
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Chris
23 September 2024
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yayyebird
19 March 2024
"Verified Purchase" indicates that the rating was given by customers who actually bought this product from us. However, anyone who has a customer account with us can give a rating. Not easy to use, doesn't look like wood
Rated with 2 out of 5 stars.
This wooden filament is unfortunately not as easy to use as the manufacturer claims. Needs to be bone-dry to not have strings all over the place - it was too humid coming out of the sealed package, clogs up quickly and doesn't really look or smell anything like wood. Might as well use a brownish matte PLA filament instead, gives you the same look for cheaper and easier to handle.
I went with the 0.6mm (hardened steel) as recommended in the questions below but 0.4mm would probably give better results since you can go lower with the layer heightWas this rating helpful? (0) (1)
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afragner
01 December 2022
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Rated with 5 out of 5 stars.
not used yet
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Alright as far as Wood PLA goes
Rated with 4 out of 5 stars.
I got this one to try, I don't get any hint of the advertised "wood scent" it's supposed to give off, the colour is a little pale but as stated it should look like carved wood.
It's not too bad to work with, using a 0.4mm hardened steel nozzle I've found the sweet spot of 200c hotend 60c bed works, any higher and I seem to get stringing so I've not been able to verify that it goes lighter/darker depending on nozzle temp.
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