OVERTURE Matte PLA 3D Printer Filament Black 1.75 × 1

Just WOW!. I'll update with photos of my prints later on. I've been searching for matte filaments and there seems to be limited options. Not only have i think i found it, i dear say i found my goldilocks filament. Ordering 3 more rolls next week as I've been printing 24hrs a day since i got it a few days ago. Excited to try other colors. Roll was nicely wound and print quality is astounding, printing is very easily and was dialed very quickly. and i have zero complaints so far. Layer lines are pretty much invisible even at .2 layer heights. .13 is jaw dropping. Been printing an order for a local hobby shop and they at first didn't believe it was 3d printed as it looked multitudes better than previous filament I've used on their order. I've been printing on my mostly stock ender 3 v2. Only modifications are z-brace rods, bltouch, dual z and printed z motor mounts. Printing here the update NY winter is usually challenging as where i print in my home can be as low as 10c ( will be finishing my enclosure soon). Saying that my only struggle has been minor corner warping and bed adhesion. but i doubt that would be an issue in warmer rooms. The issue has been resolved though as i really squish my first layer (leaves very fine elephant foot that cleans quite easily with a sharp hobby knife or 220grit sand paper) since i print 7-20 parts at a time. Can't afford failures. I am printing on the stock textured side of the ender 3 glass bed. For those with an ender 3 i do Hot end at 195-200c, 60c bed temp at 40mm sec (as i prefer quality over speed ) retract 6.5mm 50mmsec, default cura coasting settings and filament equalizer enabled. 75%-100% fan after initial 2 layers. I'd also like to add that my printed upgrades are done in hatchbox abs for strength and temperature resistance. But now any parts that aren't at risk of high temperature exposure I'm using this matte black pla because it looks that amazing and is suitably strong. If I run into any issues I'll update accordingly. Update 7 Days Later So i ordered this filament for an order for a hobby shop. Printing drag racing slot car stands. I printed 96 of these in 4 different filaments. After the first 28 this filament arrived and after the first test prints i was amazed and now only use this filament. I went through the whole 1kg roll in 6 days. Ordered another and already been printing into the 2nd roll. I've updated my nozzle temp to 210c and I'm using a .8 brass nozzle. A worth while mention is these stands i print they're only 3 bottom 2 top, 1 perimeter and 0% infill. And they're almost perfect, very light and just as strong as previous prints with .4 using 3b 4t and 2 perimeter. The watering can is from thingiverse and printed at 60mmsec, 3 bottom and in vase mode. Also worth noting i check filament diameter periodically as i go through the roll and so far it's been between 1.72-1.77mm. Overall still my new favorite go to pla. I definitely prefer a matte finish and this filament definitely delivers.

Overeture has been my go to brand for years now. I have NEVER had any issue with their filament. It prints with no stringing - even sitting out in the open for months at a time in our Deep South Southern Humidity ... i.e. pretty constantly above 75% - so bad that all of our tools have to have a weekly coating of oil or they rust and the paper in our printer stays damp in the summer! The filament never clogs and has never been brittle. The finish is beautiful and smooth. And, for PLA, it's pretty tough. I print and sell lawnmower blade balancer adapters using this and my own personal set has held up for almost ten years in a rough, working, small engine shop! I cannot recommend Overture filament enough!

The only brand of matte pla that we use. It's just so easy to work with and the prints almost always turn out perfect. Plus I love that you can recycle that spool once it's out (since it's cardboard). It's nice to see a brand that wants to minimize it's impact on the environment.

Love the brand and the Matte Black color one of my favorite PLA filaments. Recently use it on this model as the black color. I was running short on it with a few hours remaining and was able to get another roll same day right in time as the previous roll ran out. The print speed is great ran standard speed on my Bambu H2S no clogs and no stringing made it very easy to use. The cardboard spools although not ideal fit perfectly into the AMS. As for functionality, it is perfect for any PLA prints in my opinion.

I am brand new to 3D printing, so my issues may be a result of inexperience, however I have noticed that bed adhesion, even when using the magnetic plate, or the glass plate I purchased for my Ender 3 Pro can be tricky at times. It does usually right itself with no further issues once it finally does get that initial stick, but again this could be entirely attributed to my experience despite trying my best to do it right. I have releveled many times to make sure everything is good to go. Now this is the interesting part. When exposed to the fumes for 5 minutes or so, I find that I will start to get a very strange headache that usually will relieve itself quickly if I am away from the fumes. If exposed for too long it does linger a bit. I am unsure whether this is a a byproduct of THIS particular brand, or just a sensitivity to PLA fumes in general. I only own two rolls of PLA, and they are both by this brand so I have not had the experience to see if this comes up with other brands as well. I do not recall the included starter filament with the Ender 3 Pro giving me this issue, but that was the first time I ever used a 3D printer so I may not have notice the correlation that early. Prints turn out great though, if you aren't sensitive to PLA/light chemical fumes, and are willing to start and stop the print once or twice to make sure the initial layer sticks, you should be good to go!