As you can see on our website product link,we have 8 different colors for silk PLA 3d printer filament,these 3d filament colors are including emerald green,bronze,rose golden,sliver,pink,noble purple,red bronze,golden.All of these filaments are unique for their shinny and glossy surface,and they have flowing halos under the light shining.Comparing with common PLA filament,silk PLA filament has bette

Which filament should I choose for my 3D printer? FDM technology is one of the most widely used 3D printing processes on the market due to its ease of use, accessibility and performance. It is known especially for its compatible with a variety of thermoplastics.  Today, most plastics in the industry can undergo this transformation, thus expanding the field of possibilities. But how do you choose your filame

With my very first 3D printer, I could only print with ABS. At that time, I frequently printed in a Glow ABS. Kids just seem to be really intrigued by Glow-in-the-Dark items and it was a big seller back then. I have looked for PLA in a glow for quite some time and the only items I found were way to over priced for my tastes. Then I stumbled across ISANMATE's Glow in the Dark Filament and decided to give it a go.

I ordered this Isanmate wood PLA+ filament because I've really been wanting to print a baby Groot in wood but I've been apprehensive about trying wood filament. I've heard that it clogs your nozzle and it's very stringy and hard to work with. Someone in a Facebook group said I should try this brand so I decided to give it a shot. WOW! I'm so glad that I did!!! I tried making this 6inch sign for my

Wood 3D printing was born around 2012. The first filaments were PLA-based filaments with integrated sawdust. The early experiments, however, showed that sawdust wasn’t the best solution for either wood 3D printing nor wood pla  filaments. These days, wood filament is still PLA-based, but the wood is instead integrated in the form of wooden fibers. Many different types of wood have emerged, as well! Yo

This is cherish from Isanmate.Today I going to tell you a story about how I develop my Chile customer Santiago and his printing experience of our Isanmate 3d filaments. I found Santiago from the website because he is selling 3d filament online for Chile local market.His most popular product is PLA and PETG,which is two kinds of common filaments for FDM 3d printer.The FDM printing technology is very easy for operat

PLA testing process： All I have to say is "Wow!" This is some good filament. However my .4mm nozzle didn't like it. But the .5mm nozzle is perfect.  The "Oni Mask" was printed at .2mm layer height, .5mm Vanadium nozzle, 10% infill, with 70 degree supports, and 220c print temp. I didn't have any build plate adhesion issues. Didn't have much stringing. The excellent 3 printouts ,

This filament is not the easiest to print with but once you get it figured out, it does a terrific job. First of all, this is really soft TPU. This means that you will need a path from your extruder to your print head that is free of any gaps or crevices that the filament can bend into. Any small gab and the filament will take advantage of it and get stuck. The other important thing to remember is that printing slow

I have made several nice prints with iSANMATE wood filament. This the first "wood" filament I have tried it is 20% wood flour. The prints have ton of easily removed strings with all combinations of settings that I have tried. I have tried nozzle temperatures 200 and 210 with retraction ON and OFF and still lots of strings. I am using the standard 0.4 mm nozzle. I have used 50 for the bed temperature and it