PLA 3D Filament 1.75mm Wood 200g x 4 Spools

Used this filament in my Bambu A1 printer and it turned out amazing with the walnut and oak colors (2 spools each). The compatibility and print quality were perfect with no tangling and nothing extra needed for adhesion to the plate. Took about 38 hours to print.

Beautiful texture and colors that printed well on a Bambu X1c and a .4mm nozzle with the default bambu wood pla filament profile. I did have one event when using top surface ironing where the filament almost caramelized in a streak but I was running some interesting settings in the slicer. Photos of my clock are of this filament at .12 layer height, no ironing but a lot of slicer tweaks. Exceptions being the center hub is a matte pla and the clock hand stems are matte black pla. No tangles or issues, although an adapter spool to use in the AMS is a required print.

Needed this for the color. Printed a red poodle and this was a great color match. I do think this is a little brittle compared to regular PLA, but printed really well. Would recommend.

I had total success using .6mm nozzle and only printing decorative non-structural sections of this project. This custom picture frame is mostly basic brown PLA with the OVV3D Wood (Redwood and Oak) fused nicely on the upper layers. It feels and smells like wood! Very nice! I like this filament, but it is rough, inconsistent, and makes fragile prints. It may clog .4mm nozzle too easily, so stick with .6mm which allows a lower nozzle temp of 190C. Dry it well before use, even fresh from the package. So, print only decorative surfaces and you will be fine. Print structural stuff with basic PLA first and layer on the OVV3D Wood filament or print separate pieces for gluing on later. That will save costs too - print only what needs to visibly wooden and you'll be fine. Not for beginners.

Prints great, nice color range, good smell when printing. So far no clogs on .4mm nozzle. Printing on a Prusa MK3, 205 nozzle temp 65 bed temp