iSANMATE 3D Printer Filament, PLA Filament Glow in The Dark, 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 1 kg Spool

Filament was excellent! Perfect color, perfect transparency, printed perfectly. Looks very high quality. Exactly what I was looking for (really hard to find transparent light blue). A little bit pricey, but honestly not too bad overall since it was perfect. If you need a lighter blue transparent filament, this is exactly what you need. This is the only filament I could find in this color. Microcenter filament that’s darker blue is the same price so feels fair. If I end up needing more of a similar color I will definitely come back and buy some more. Printed on Ender 3 Pro.

This stuff is impressive! Prints clean and glows much brighter than I expected it to!

Edited: The company sent me a spool from a different batch and it had no issues so I have updated my stars to five stars. Hopefully the one spool was the only bad batch. Beautiful colors but breaks so easily and breaks during projects. Filament will literally just snap out of no where. Has got stuck in the tubing from just snapping randomly. So much was wasted because of how brittle it is. Beautiful coloring but not worth it when it constantly breaks and ruins projects in the process. I should give it 1 star but decided on 2 stars because the coloring is beautiful. If only the product wasn’t so poorly made.

Let me count the ways in which I feel ripped off. 1) As displayed in my uploaded image, the consistency of this filament is abhorrent. I am using a brand new JS1 Snapmaker and the filament has been grinding the drive gears of the extruder like a rookie truck driver. Never in all of the years I have been doing 3D prints, have I come across a filament that actually gets stuck in the Bowden tube to the point you have to yank it out backwards in an unloading scenario. The print that I am working on, was to be an 18 hour print, but it is now 26 hours because every time I walk away and do something constructive else where, it decides to get stuck and make the JS1 stop and wait for me to return to essentially, yank the filament out, and load it back in. 2) One would assume these would be a full size roll but alas, that is not the case. These are 4 mini rolls of frustration and wasted money with an odd coating that is grainy and full of friction. Luckily I had my SUNU drier and have been literally cooking the roll as I print but even so, it has jammed twice. Wonderfull, because we all know how awesome it is to have a large print stall out or quit on you when it is assumed the product you bought would be just a tad bit better on the quality side. Might as well try to 3d print log chain and see how that pans out. 3) "Glow" doesn't seem to be glowing in the colors that are pictured. In fact, all 4 of them, have the same sick green glow to them so..not sure where the variety pack is in all of this, but it is safe to say they didn't know either, grabbed whatever was laying on the floor and threw it into a box for me to suffer their lack of QC. Either way, I will not buy another product from this company as it is painfully obvious to see, their deceptive practices know no bounds. If it did not take forever to get filament from Snapmaker, I would order nothing but Snapmaker filament because it is far superior than most of what is here on Amazon, other than Hatchbox, which is now my new go to Filament company at this point. (Overture also has issues with overlaps, snags and just horrid PETG)

Not bad but some of the colors don’t glow as advertised. The green is fantastic. It prints well and the glow is amazing and long lasting. The orange prints well, it glows a sort of yellow green. The blue is darker by default and glows a dull blue, it also had some misprints, the others didn’t. All three of them are fun and somewhat long lasting if they’re exposed to a bright light. For the record, I’ve been both leaving them in a lit room and also occasionally charging them up with a lantern with a super bright LED in the bottom, you know, for science…. and then there’s purple… I was excited about purple and it was the first one I loaded up. It printed well. It takes a lot of charging in the lantern LED(while the others barely took any) and it glowed a dull purplish grey and for not near as long as the others. It maybe because of the darker pigment in it or something. I was hoping for something electric. I love the green, though, can’t recommend it enough if glow in the dark is what you’re looking for.

With my very first 3D printer, I could only print with ABS. At that time, I frequently printed in a Glow ABS. Kids just seem to be really intrigued by Glow-in-the-Dark items and it was a big seller back then. I have looked for PLA in a glow for quite some time and the only items I found were way to over priced for my tastes. Then I stumbled across ISANMATE's Glow in the Dark Filament and decided to give it a go. When the box arrived and I opened it, I saw the same quality packaging that I always see in ISANMATE's filaments, solid box with a nicely vacuum packaged roll of filament. Removing it from the package only took a few minutes and it was set to print. I really appreciate the quality of the spooling of the filament. Nice even rows of filament shows that ISANMATE takes the time to get it right the first time. I normally do a test print, without running a Temp Tower, just to see hoe the filament prints with "Standard Settings" The Benchy printed beautifully on my MK3s. Once the print was done, I let the print sit in the bed and cool and soak in the light. Then I turned off the lights to see how well the glow would show. Some filament I have tried in the past, had a very low glow and it was difficult to take photos without adding some additional light. Not so for this filament, these photos are straight from my phone. There is a little bit of stringing visible but a few extra degrees of heat will fix that and then these will be perfect. The last image is what 3D printing is all about. Our old Christmas tree star died and we had to buy a new one. The star came with a terrible mount that looked like it was made from the top of a milk carton. as tall as our tree id, the star would never fit on top with that stupid mount. I took the mount from the old star and testid it. The "Chip Clip" design is great and allows the star to be mounted lower on the tree and that way it clears the ceiling. The mount had a green tube on top that fit the old star but didn't fit the new one, it was bigger. After 15 minutes of time in the modeling software and 30 minutes of print time and the new star was on the tree. The glow filament isn't as white/white as the star but buried in the tree, you'll never notice. All in all, I have come to like ISANMATE's filament and the price is very hard to beat. If you need to GLOW, give this filament a try!!

Review is for the: "iSANMATE 3D Printer Filament, PLA Filament Glow in The Dark, 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 1 kg Spool" As with most any filament from the factory... it works best when dried for 10+ hours. Many people report how brittle this filament is & yes, wet filament is brittle. So, dry it first. Then it will work well. I have had great prints with the Glow filament. After charging off a Bright light for 20 minutes, it will last for a few hours. Thicker prints works best of course, as there is more product to glow. Good detail can be printed with this. Important to have the settings correct, as the Glow is actually a PLA+ which melts at a higher temp than PLA. Appears to be a bit stronger than PLA, but not like a CF or PETG. I would purchase again. Be sure to dry it first.

First time buying from this company. Nowhere on the box or the spool, nowhere, does it say that it's PLA. I think that is sort of strange. I had to go look at the amazon ad to make sure it was PLA. Out of the box, the end snapped like uncooked pasta. I loaded it and tried something that was basically a cylinder with 3mm walls. It got halfway through and went to spaghetti. Strike two. I'm now printing a very tall "vase" with lots of angles and fins and stuff, in vase mode (1 layer thick walls) and it's working fine so far. Very strange. So I'm not sure whether I like it or not. Also, it's advertised as transparent blue and purple. The walls don't look like it's morphing from blue to purple and back again. Mostly just all a pale purple. Not unpleasant, but I was looking for more contrast. It might be OK, but I'll never give it 4 stars. 3 is generous.

Filamento fantastico, è resistente ed è davvero fluorescente!!! Escono dei lavori bellissimi

Ottimo

Top impeccable

Es un poco más débil q un petg normal pero sigue siendo bueno

Gut verpackt, nach erstem Testdruck auf einem X1 Carbon mit AMS ein sehr gutes Resultat. Gutes Preis/Leistungsverhältnis.