LulzBot nGen Amphora Filament, AM3300 Polymer, 0.75kg Reel, 2.85 mm, Light Blue

I find myself using nGen more than any other material now. It is the ideal combination of layer strength, overhang neatness, and ease of use. I have already run 4 rolls through my Taz 6 with no issues. The color and sheen look nice on printed projects.

Bought and used the silver metallic, resulting in very precise prints that look great. Must be careful to consider which directions you need strength; bonding between layers is not as strong as with, for example, ABS. But it has none of the shrinkage problems of ABS. It's a bit expensive, so I usually use it only when I can't get my print right with other materials.

What a nice upgrade from HIPS! Much smoother, with no curl creating adhesion issues on the bed (though using the glue stick is a bit of a pain). It is just as easy as the other "beginner" filament, with better results.

This produced some of the most attractive and precise 3d prints I've made so far. The result was glossy and dimensionally accurate; I used it to print pieces which fit together something like a jigsaw puzzle. Good stuff!

I like this filament a lot. It's glossy and feels better than HIPS. Works great with my Lulzbot Mini using the profiles in Cura.

My favorite filament, very strong, no warp at all on all prints I did so far. Very predictable results

No Issues

Works perfectly in the Taz 6

The filament seems to have a lower tendency to stick to the heated glass bed with glue on it. But other than that it is a good filament.