AMOLEN Walnut Wood Printing Filament 1.75mm PLA 3D Printer Filament 3D Printer Filament with Real Wood Fiber Wood Texture Filament,1KG

It works better with a bigger nozzle. I used a 0.4 and it just keeps clogging. So I swapped it for a 0.6 and it works well now

My first print was of course Baby Groot. I was very happy with the result. It feels like real wood!Following their recommendation I changed the nozzle to a 0.6mm so that's something to consider if you not keen on doing that.Apart from some stringing which is a setting issue rather than the filament I am very happy.My work colleagues like my print too... already on a second print!So..I'm around 200g into it. It is great, but I'm struggling with the stringing. I've tried a range of adjustments but still getting it. Printing at 185 has helped.Update...with some adjustments (185 seems to be optimum temp with flow of 112%) I'm getting perfect prints!

Was happy that it printed with the same settings I use for other PLA filaments. No blockages in the nozzle. I've only printed one item so far which is a simple extrusion and was hoping to see wood fibres on the exposed faces which were not there? It may be that I have not understood wood filaments fully? The weight of the print is similar to PLA, so quite light. Will print a detailed sculpture next to see if looks more like a wooden item.

Used this filament in walnut to print a Les Paul style guitar. Even with 0.3mm layer height, the layer adhesion was fantastic. Other settings were 70 degree bed (have also printed at 60), and 200 for extrusion. I had the best success with 0.8 nozzle, though also had good success at 0.7. My printer is Bowden rather than direct drive. I sanded with 60,180,240 grit, and then stained using white spirit mixed with oil paint. Took the stain beautifully. Then covered with spray on lacquer. Couldn’t be happier. Already thinking of the next project for it.

Really nice finish , looks like wood but beware this PLA is very brittle ... snapped on me on three occasions and one time snapped in the bowdon tube when loading I’ve heard this is a problem with many “wood” PLA’s so may not be the fault of this brand

I purchased the walnut wood filament. It prints well around 195 degrees. Hasn't clogged my nozzle. The finish is smooth but matte. Nice colour. Filament was dry when it arrived dispute it being shipped in just the outer card box and no other packaging.

I intended to find out the best temps to use for this product by printing a small test print and tweaking the settings - after 7 attempts I gave up and returned the item - on 5 occasions the filament snapped when being pulled/retracted through the extruder - once it snapped in the bowden tube itself and had to be pulled out using tweezers.Not something I've ever experienced with any other filament types or brands I've used and although it could be a bad batch to blame, I won't be ordering this again to find out.

Generally appearance it looked quite good, but upon printing with 0.6mm, my normal go to with wood fill. It popped and banged and cracked...then snapped half way through prints.Its just moist, despite being packed well, it doesn't offer great prints although the dark wood colour is quite nice!I've run at least 25kg of wood through the same printer over the years so i kind of feel i know what i'm doing with settings, this was either just a duff spool or its not for my machines. Considering the price its being returned as i can't just 'live' with the possibility of half the prints failing.