3D Printer Filament
Neema3D Athena PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm White 1kg
PLA filament, with a diameter of 1.75mm for 3D printers.
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Specifications
- Material
- PLA
- Colour
- White
- Diameter
- 1.75 mm
- Weight
- 1 kg
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I am writing the comment in case I can help. With the Ender 5 Pro that I have and after 5 failed attempts, I finally achieved satisfactory adhesion with 220 degrees on the Nozzle and 60 on the Bed. I will update on the print quality at the end with photos.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Perfect? No.
It is certain that if you switch to this from another thread, you will encounter issues. However, they can be resolved.
Indeed, you will see that it does not stick to the bed, but with a new leveling and possibly increased bed temperatures, it will stick just fine.
Indeed, I also experienced the thread getting tangled and printing air (to the point where the extruder would cut the thread because it was rubbing against the same spot). I don't know what the problem is, I experienced it twice and it hasn't happened again.
I will buy it again as it has an attractive price and things go wrong until you learn it.Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Being very satisfied with the black version, I tried the white one. I was disappointed. While I can print with various other filaments without any problem, with this one:
- I need to print at 250 to avoid clogging from retractions
- At any temperature, I cannot achieve consistent extrusion
- The prints are functional, meaning the dimensions come out with calibration, and due to the high temperature, the bonding is strong, but the appearance is poor.I provide a comparison with the black one, which prints predictably at 220.
3D printer: Labists ET4
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Bought a while ago, untouched, of course I didn't take it out of the packaging, without any problem in using it.. Prints quite well, requires different settings than the corresponding black one though.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?I read several comments stating that not many people are satisfied, and several others saying that it is the best they have tried.
I am somewhere in the middle, although I lean towards the positive. Firstly, the price is very tempting. Then, any issues I had with the prints could mostly be attributed to a printer setting (at least one). Whether it was a setting in the slicer or in the hardware, I did not encounter anything that couldn't be solved with some effort, in order to attribute the problem to the filament. I struggled a bit to find the perfect combination of settings to print well, but I started by printing with ABS, so the two or three failed attempts until I found the right settings seem like just a morning routine to me. I suspect it comes with some moisture, as I hear some small crackling sounds during printing, but it's not something that shows in the final model, so it's just a suspicion. Besides, when the filament arrives, it is hermetically sealed in an airless container, with an extra material inside to absorb moisture. I use it on an Ender 3 Pro, with a glass bed, 200/50C without any adhesion issues, and if I achieve the first layer, the model doesn't detach as long as the bed is warm, no matter how long it prints. Of course, I always prefer to print with a brim, a leftover from the ABS, for added security. I see that most people set the bed temperature to 60C, but since 50C works for me, I wouldn't change it.In general, I would evaluate it as a pretty good value for money product. I have tried the white one for 28mm miniatures with a 0.2 nozzle without any issues, and the black one with a 0.6 nozzle for terrain (larger models like houses, bridges, etc.)
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Simply tragic. I bought the Ender 3 v2 and in the first prints, I used the generic PLA filament that came with it. The bed leveling was done with paper and Bl touch. The material was working perfectly fine. Good print quality and good adhesion with a skirt and nothing on the bed. However, it ran out and I decided to get the white Athena Neema3d filament for its availability and reviews here. And that's when everything started going downhill.
Firstly, the material wouldn't stick to the bed at all, not in the same prints with the generic filament or in others. I thought maybe I had a bad bed level at first. I fixed it, but still nothing. I tried different settings in Cura for temperature, bed adhesion, everything. Eventually, it only sticks if I use UHU stick and have a bed adhesion brim. With a skirt, it only sticks if the 1st layer of the print has at least 3cm² and, of course, UHU. I thought the problem was solved, even though it's a hassle every time, cleaning and applying glue for each print. But the problems would continue in a worse way.
Secondly (and worse), the filament is tangled on the spool. And when I say tangled, I mean it's completely stuck in some places. I ruined 4 big prints because the filament got stuck and while the extruder was trying to pull, the filament wouldn't move and it printed in the air. And yes, I have printed filament guides upgrades for the printer, etc. Now, to solve the problem, I have to cut pieces and put them in the spool holder as plain filament.
I was fooled by the amazing reviews here, but there's no way I'm buying it again.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?New to this hobby.
First, I bought the white filament, the corresponding black one, and also the blue one.I am very satisfied, I haven't encountered any issues.
(bed 60'C, extruder 200'C)
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?I have been working with the material for weeks now and I have had very good results at a very good price. 190 C head and 55 C base.
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I will buy it again as it has an enticing price and mishaps happen until you learn it.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?If you like crooked threads with poor adhesion, it's great! Haha
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Very good, I didn't have any problem using it.
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I am very satisfied. On Ender3Pro with 205/60. The bed is Creality's PEI. I will buy again.
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Very satisfied with the result. A purchase worth its money
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One of the best PLA I have worked with.
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Logical price-performance ratio. It had a little underextrusion, but it's probably the printer's fault.
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?Very good 210c on the head and without a heated bed I had no problems like wrapping
Translated from Greek ·Did you find this review helpful?I got it for my 3d pen, and it works amazingly! I highly recommend it.
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