PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Texture Grey, 1KG

My husband relies on 3D printing for his work prototypes, so I stocked up on the ANYCUBIC PLA 3D Printer Filament—1.75mm with Dimensional Accuracy—for his projects, and the precision has led to consistent, high-quality results after several spools. Product Details: This PLA filament is engineered for 1.75mm printers, boasting tight dimensional accuracy of +/- 0.02mm to ensure even extrusion and reduce clogs. It's vacuum-sealed with desiccants for freshness, and the standard 1kg spool unwinds smoothly without tangles, making it user-friendly for extended prints. Performance and Printing: He praises the flow—prints come out with clean layers, vibrant colors, and little to no stringing or warping when bed temperatures are set right (around 60°C). The material is forgiving for beginners but reliable for detailed work, producing strong, matte-finish parts that hold up to handling. We've used it for functional prototypes without failures. Ease of Use and Value: Loads easily into his printer, and the accuracy minimizes calibration tweaks, saving time. The PLA is eco-friendlier than ABS, with low odor during printing, and the spool size offers good value for hobbyists or pros. Pros: Precise +/- 0.02mm accuracy for jam-free, detailed prints. Smooth extrusion with minimal defects like stringing. Vacuum packaging keeps filament dry and ready. Affordable PLA for consistent quality. Cons: Can be brittle if over-extruded; requires proper settings. Limited color options in basic packs. Final Thoughts: This ANYCUBIC PLA filament is a dependable choice for my husband's 3D printing needs, delivering accurate and smooth performance that boosts productivity. I'd recommend it to anyone seeking reliable filament for professional or home use.

I received a replacement roll that is of a much better quality than the previous batch and I am not seeing the inconsistent waves that I saw in the other batch. This is a very good quality roll and is working well for my prints as I have been using it for several of my larger models and am not updating this review. Very happy. (Super disappointed with this roll. I tried to give it the benefit of the doubt by using some up and hoping it would get better father in to the roll. this filament is permanently twisted and will not straighten out. Smells like it's contaminated with water. Extremely poor quality that I cannot recommend.)

Love this brand it’s about the only one I buy! The quality is great! It doesn’t tangle. It’s definitely my favorite. All of my prints turn out wonderful.

I've been printing for years, and this is absolutely the worst filament I've ever used. Before it totally clogs the nozzle, it starts coming out like cotton candy. Flow starts out good but gradually decreases during the print. The first print failed at the end of the second day of a three day print. I changed some settings as well as the tension on my direct drive extruder. I swapped out my hardened steel nozzle for a brass nozzle. I also changed my perimeters so the print would only take two days. Once again, everything started out fine, but when I checked the following morning, the extruder was floating around in mid-air with another big ball of cotton candy stuck to it. There's also a problem with bed adhesion. Prior to these two failed prints, I had four failed starts. The filament immediately started lifting off the print bed in the first attempt. I cleaned the glass bed and tried again, only for another fail. So I grabbed the hairspray, which didn't help at all, so I cranked up the bed temperature 10 degrees and along with the hairspray, that solved the adhesion problem. This stuff definitely isn't worth the trouble. UPDATE: So they sent me another roll of the exact same junk and I got the exact same results. Read every negative feedback and you'll see a recurring theme. UPDATE to the UPDATE: So it turns out that I had a direct drive extruder motor going bad. After purchasing a new printer, I decided to give this filament another try. It prints PERFECTLY on the new printer! My apologies to Anycubic for the bad review.

I was holding off and making sure my opinion was correct before I rate this filament badly. Well out of 4 rolls purchssed at different times, all four kept jamming. The problem is that they wind their filament too tightly. Eventually in the roll it gets stuck between other layers and the ams system doesnt have the power to pull it out. Ultimately stopping th print and giving an error, it happened on every single roll I bought, black, white, red and black again. Same exact issue. Wont be buying anycubic filament anymore. It prints great when its printing, but they wrap their rolls too tightly, no other filament has done this for me except anycubic. And no, the roll isnt tangled, I make sure of it. You can hear it I. The video that the filament is trying to get unstuck, the reason it looks loose on the right is because I keep needing to loosen the next couple winds so that tge machine has an easier time pulling it before it jams again. Update: anycubic reached out to me trying to problem solve. I appreciate the gesture but they were blaming my ama lite off the bat. Asking me to not use ams lite because ams lite doesnt have enough power to unwind the filament. Wanted me to take spool, print without ams lite and video tape it for them on youtube. I declined because I wont jump thru hoops when the problem is very obvious. I know my ams lite is fine, every other companies spools work just fine, except EVERY SINGLE anycubic spool. This is a anycubic filament issue, not a ams lite issue, I have 5 partially used anycubic spools and every single onr of them does it all diffeeent colors, alk purchsed seperately over the course of 4 months. Keep trying to just use them up and be done with it, but it takes forever. Jist had a 6 hour print take 21 hours because how frequently it jammed/stopped printing due to filament stuck. A quick google search shows that this is a anycubic problem across the board. Bunch of ppl having issues from how tightly they wind the spools,

This is my go to filament for my entry level printer. Is it the greatest in the world? Not really but it gets the job done with a minimum of fuss. I do feel like you need to be careful with the humidity levels but it's not significantly worse than other brands I've purchased. I will say that my last few rolls have been wound really poorly. The filament will wrap over itself and not continue to feed. I once came home to a printer where the head was stuck in place because the filament wasn't feeding off the spool. It almost broke my printer and now I feel like I have to baby sit any prints I do until I know the filament is wrapped correctly.

Fine quality, runs well in my Creality machines.

Texture grey is one of those filament colors that photographs exceptionally well and shows surface detail more clearly than lighter colors, making it a practical choice for functional prints and display models alike. The Anycubic PLA delivers that color with the dimensional consistency that actually matters for print quality — the +/- 0.02mm tolerance holds through the full spool without the diameter variation that causes under-extrusion and layer inconsistency mid-print. The texture grey shade has good depth without being so dark that surface details get lost in shadows, which makes it particularly useful for evaluating layer quality and fine details on test prints or finished models. It prints reliably across standard PLA temperature ranges without requiring significant tuning from one printer to the next, and bed adhesion has been consistent without warping on larger flat prints. The 1KG spool is the practical everyday quantity that handles a full project run without running out at an inconvenient point. For 3D printing enthusiasts who want a reliable, well-toleranced PLA in a colorway that shows off print quality clearly, this Anycubic spool delivers consistent results from first layer to last.

Really good PLA Filament used about 3 rolls now printing a Blood bowl Stadium out cant wait for the final product.

Good quality and received without any damage

Funciona de maravilla y es bastante resistente. Me ha servido para imprimir desde escalas muy pequeñas hasta partes gigantes para creaciones de gran tamaño. La temperatura que uso es 205 grados (hotend) y 60 para la base de impresión.