AMOLEN - Light Wood 3D Filament, Rainbow, PLA Filament 1.75mm1kg, Dry Rose Wood/Eonium/Burgundy/Walnut

5 stars — Beautiful filament with a few things you should know This Tiger Wood filament looks fantastic once it’s dialed in. The color variation and grain effect are some of the best I’ve seen in a wood PLA. AMOLEN did a great job with the tone and consistency. A couple of pointers for anyone new to this filament: • This is a low‑temperature wood PLA. AMOLEN’s listed max of 205°C is correct. • It runs best at 200–205°C — going hotter will cause the binder to scorch. • Use a 0.6 mm nozzle. A 0.4 mm will clog because the wood particles are larger than other AMOLEN woods. • Keep speeds around 35–40 mm/s for the cleanest flow. • Let the hotend cool fully between swaps and purge with standard PLA afterward. Ask me how I know? I burned out a .4 nozzle and had to replace it after MANY clogs and failed prints. Once dialed in? Golden and smooth. I printed on the Bambu X1 Carbon with both a .4 and .6 hardened hot ends. The pic shows the successful and the failed prints for reference. Once you follow those guidelines, the filament prints beautifully and produces a really premium wood finish. Just sharing these notes to help the next person get great results right away.

Some of the worst wood PLA I have printed with (despite the premium price tag). I purchased the tigerwood PLA because I though the color gradient would make it more wood-like than other filament. Unfortunately, this spool prints so poorly I wasn't able to assess that aspect of the print. The bed and layer adhesion are horrible, and it clogs easily on both .4 and .4mm nozzles. The filament was wet and brittle on receipt and remained brittle after drying. After spending hours and a 5th of the roll trying to tune my profile to print it better, I was still struggling with uneven extrusion. After breaking out a micrometer, it turns out my issues were because the filament is not dimensionaly accurate at all. While the listing boasts ＋/－0.02mm accuracy, in just 1 meter of filament, I got measurements ranging from 1.72mm up to 1.88... which is only 0.16mm and explains the uneven extrusion! While I applaud Amolen for being one of the only bicolor wood filament manufacturers out there, between the poor QA, brittleness, and lac of dimensional accuracy, I can't recommend this to anyone. UPDATE: Amolen reached out and offered me a refund, and then worked to get the batch number. So credit where credit is due since they seem to be concerned about fixing this from a QA standpoint. Given the unique look of the multi-colored wood, I would be willing to give it another try down the road and hope this was just a one-off QA failure.

Fantastic! Much better than other “wood” filaments I have used

Seller well show a discount on product to see if people are looking to buy but it's too expensive, but then never ship it, in the hopes you will then reorder it at a new higher price.

This prints great but it does have an odor. I used this to print some deer figures and it worked out well. Customer was very happy with her deer. I also used it for horses. "Red horse" was the request. Pretty dern close to a real horse. Cusotmer was happy.