Silk Shiny Luster Bright Lime Green PLA 3D Printing Filament, 1KG 2.2Lbs 1.75mm 3D Print Material with High Diameter Accuracy, Neatly Wound Silk PLA Widely Support for FDM 3D Printers by MIKA3D

Nice silk PLA. Haven't had any print errors at all and I'm halfway through the spool. Good color and shimmer. Would buy again.

First time ever using this brand and I just love it so much! I love the way it feels, it’s very smooth m, it’s not super transparent which I like because you still get the rich colors but I’m sure that also depends on what you are printing. I have never had any issues with the filament, no tangles, no stringing, no breakage etc. the photos don’t do the colors justice!

Looks amazing and prints great.

Not as red as the castle picture. For me it's more like the other pictures kind of a burnt bronze. It's fun, adds some randomness and uniqueness to the print. I mostly did heavily textured prints thinking the texture would look better. At the end, I did some flexy dragons to run out the spool and they actually look better, give it a metallic burnt bronze look. So I'd recommend smooth prints with lots of shapes. On tall textured prints you get some banding as the colors twist so you get a striped look. Which could be very nice for some applications, less nice for others (maybe half to one inch thick bands. Not layer lines.) No issues with bed adhesion on an ender 3 v3 with pei build plate. No layer adhesion issues. Supports broke off nicely. Came on the older plastic spool. Didn't dry it. Dry climate. Ran the spool out in a week. Overall very happy and would buy again

Great color, stands out, nice and shiny. Prints well.

Great color and shine (Orange-Red variation) but this filament definitely likes to be printed slow and hotter. I ran about 220C-225C and 30-35 mm/s on a Ender 3V2 with the Sprite hotend. Had some failures but those were more on user error than the filament. It's not the strongest but its Rainbow Silk PLA so that's to be expected. Color change is fairly quick, just about every 5-10m like it says, and I couldn't appreciate much warping, if any. For Print-in-place models like the slug, I got the best results with a raft. Infill doesn't seem to matter, personal/printer preference. Would also recommend turning down retraction especially if using a Bowden drive machine. All in all, good filament for the money and happy recipitents of the prints.

Love the pink silk color. Great quality.

I bought the silk, shiny black/red double color filament. I hadn't ever tried two-color filament like this - instead of switching back and forth between colors, the filament is half-red, half black for the entire length of the spool. So when I spotted this on sale, I decided to give it a try. As far as color goes, the results were, well, mixed (pun intended). I printed a 20mm cube, and the four walls were four different colors, with each being a pretty solid shade between dark/burnt brown and a maroon-ish red. I thought it was interesting that each side had a solid but different color - I still haven't quite worked out the physics of how that managed to happen, and thought it would be a little more random. A long rectangular item I printed with a single-layer bottom had strips across the bottom area. A 10mm cylindrically shaped item my wife printed seemed to again have a relatively regular pattern of colors similar to my cube, but my wife's comment about the darker areas was "it looks burnt", which isn't great as she was printing a hobbyist item to sell to other members of a club she belongs to. To be fair, the colors shown on the product page aren't too far off from what we're getting, thought reds are not quite so bright as the reds they show. But somehow the colors don't seem quite as alluring "in person." So colors are a mixed bag, both with patterns you get (expected) and the fact that the darker colors aren't that aesthetically pleasing. But my biggest complaint is bed adhesion - or I should say, lack thereof. I have and Ender 3v2 with auto bed leveling and a textured glass bed, and printed this filament at 215 degC with 60 degC bed. I have a lot of different PLA filament brands and colors (like 20 rolls sitting in my cabinet), and virtually never get print failures, other than sometimes for VERY small items (e.g., 2mmx2mm) if I try to print them with only a skirt. But I have had one roll from a different vender that gave me fits before, and now I have this one from MIKA3D. When printing relatively small items (e.g., 10mm x 10mm), I get something like 50% print failures, even after wiping down my bed with alcohol. This filament seems to work better for larger prints, though I did have one slender 200mm x 4mm long rectangle-ish print that lifted up on one end and was unusable. NOTE: Other types of print beds may give different results. So in summary, I'll definitely use this roll of filament, but the colors don't seem as pleasing as I'd hoped, and the print failures I've gotten make me want to use this filament only for larger items while closely watching the first layer.

El filamento lo use para dos impresiones, y todo muy bien, su temperatura es de 200-220 yo lo use en 215 para probarlo y todo bien con mis impresiones. Para tener el efecto de brillo UV, después de imprimir tienes que dejarlo al sol o curarlo 30 minutos. El efecto se nota si hay luz, pero en oscuridad se ve impresionante.

Después de mil pruebas y demás me doy por vencida, al menos este azuk brillante vive tapando la impresora, no volveré a comprar este filamento nunca!!!

El color es muy bonito