PLA Marble Filament 1.75mm, Nature Rock-Like 3D Printing Material, Fit for Most FDM 3D Printers, 2.2lbs Spool, Marble

This filament does a good job creating the illusion of marble. The color variation looks natural and gives prints a stone like appearance without any extra post processing. It prints cleanly and consistently, with no special tuning required beyond normal PLA settings. Finished parts look far more premium than standard PLA. If you want a marble effect without the hassle, this delivers exactly that.

I was very happy with this purchase. Marble PLAs can tend to clog hotends and print inconsistently, but every part/piece that I've printed has come out clean. Excellent print bed and layer adhesion, and I've been able to print multiple in-place items without difficulty. No bubbling, popping, or other issues to suggest that it came to me waterlogged, and it has been sitting out for weeks without collecting enough moisture to create a problem. Great price for a great product. I'm very satisfied with this filament. BTW, Fakespot was suspicious about inauthentic reviews, but this one was written by an actual human who has used the product. It's a good buy.

What I was able to print looks nice, though I don't think my printer likes the glitter aspect. Maybe some better detail on how to get a more translucent than opaque result. Filament did seem to be a little more brittle, even straight out of the box, than the normal translucent I've used in the past from ZIRO.

I was a bit skeptical trying this brand at first, but I have to say the folks at Ziro have really got the formula right with their diamond PLA. I think its important to note that I use a 0.6mm nozzle with this diamond PLA, and other sparkle filaments I have used. I tried a couple other brands of sparkle filament and they would print decently for maybe 10% or 20% of the spool before clogging the nozzle, despite the large-ish opening of the 0.6mm nozzle. Not the case with Ziro. I have had no clogs at all after going through at least 5 spools of Ziro diamond PLA, in various colors. The particle size of the glitter specks is very fine, and I have to assume that size is well regulated so no large pieces get in the filament mixture (which is typically what causes clogs in some other brands). I print this with the same slicer settings that I use to print Ziro PLA Pro filament and standard filament from other brands, and it prints great every time. You can expect your prints with this filament to look more or less like the photos shown on the listing, but there is a sparkliness when held under light which the photos don't quite capture. The filament diameter is consistent (measured with calipers), and the bed adhesion is good. This is not a brittle filament like some silk filaments. I have found it to be every bit as strong as standard PLA filament. I'm very pleased with this product and will continue to order more. I have noticed the price has increased a bit in the past several months but I believe it's justified. The price does reflect the quality you should expect from this filament. Pictured are some skull planters and a standard size benchy

**Soda can added for scale** I have previously used Ziro silk gold & silk silver filament (they are GORGEOUS and print great). My previous bust prints I'd been using Hatchbox granite PLA, which is awesome, but about $30/roll normally. So I was looking to find a less expensive, but still quality alternative. This is one of two "stone" options I am trying. I printed a filament swatch as soon as I opened the package...it printed well but it did have some minor issues with adhesion to the PEI plate I use. A small piece of blue tape solved the issue. After a successful swatch on the 2nd attempt at it, I immediately set out on this 300mm tall Princess Leia bust from Return of the Jedi. 18 hours later and the print looked great. So why the 4 stars instead of 5? Reason 1 is the adhesion issues on the small print. The bust I ended up using a raft (as I do on most larger prints just for a safety net) and I had no issues with that (as expected because rafts are super easy to adhere to the bed, hence the point). Reason 2 is that there is a bit of minor stringing that I haven't seen with other filaments. Nothing major, but I'm used to getting NO stringing. So even a little was noticeable to me. So if you have stringing issues already, you MAY have a bit more with this filament. Obviously, it's just a warning as you can't know until you try, but just something to be mindful of. That's it. I really wish we could give 1/2 stars, as if we could, I would 100% give this a 4.5 star based on my experiences to this point. I know that specialty filaments tend to be a bit "moodier" to print compared to standard PLA. Comparing it to the Hatchbox, this holds up EXTREMELY well, with minor complaints and at 2/3 the cost. If something with the 3rd brand (Eryone) of "stone" filament changes my mind on this rating, I'll update. But I am REALLY happy with this overall. The color (straw in the stone PLA variant) is really gorgeous and adds to the marble-ish look. I'd definitely recommend giving this filament a try as it both prints and adheres to the base well above average. The key metric for good filament is "would I buy this again?" and I have to say without question I would do so. If I had a piece to be displayed for others regularly, I'd probably go Hatchbox still, but for hobbyists looking for stuff to make for display at home...this is more than you would probably ever need in terms of quality. Ziro impressed me greatly with their silk gold & silk silver...and they've done so again with their stone PLA. Setup - FLSUN Super Racer with MicroSwiss Dual Gear Bowden Extruder, MicroSwiss CM2 0.6 Nozzle, Capricorn Bowden Tube, FYSETC PEI build plate. Settings - 180c print temp, 60c bed (these settings worked great for ME and are my normal settings for PLA, your printer, even a FLSUN SR, will likely use different settings, just posting these to give more info to those looking at this filament).

mooi resultaat met deze fillament. verwerkt zonder enig probleem.

This is nice looking filament, the glitter is subtle. It's closer to a "galaxy" type rather than a true glitter (like eSun which has more, larger flakes). It seems to be a relatively unmodified PLA, and prints like every other similar filament. I was impressed with the packaging (vacuum packing) and also like the fact that a foil storage bag was included which is unusual for PLA. The roll is neatly wound. The surface finish varies from a satin red when printed at lower temperature (210) to a glossy, somewhat translucent red at higher temperatures (240C).

ziet er mooi uit, loopt niet uit wat belangrijk is voor kleine spelingen, zoals scharnieren

Very nice texture, especially if you work even with smaller layer heights.

Prints easily (like any other PLA), but has much less warping than pure PLA. Very neat winding, very consistent print quality, and the carbon fibres give a really nice surface texture. It seems to have genuine chopped fibres, as opposed to powdered CF, which is very nice. It's as good as any other PLA-CF I've used, but the value is phenomenal. A bit cheaper than most, but absolutely of equal quality. The spool also came with a small sample of colour gradient PLA, and a small amount of nozzle cleaning filament, as well as a separate reusable ziploc bag. Completely unexpected, but a lovely surprise. I've bought a lot of filament before, and not once have they included free samples of other filaments, and the cleaning filament is always super useful. The spool itself was fantastic value, even without the added extras, so I'm very happy with this purchase. I was a bit hesitant to buy from a brand I'd never seen before, but will certainly be buying this again. Have shared pictures of the first (not perfect) print, the same print after some sanding, and the free samples.