3D Printer Filament Bundle, Pla Filament Wood Filament, White Pine Wood, Sandal Wood, Yellow pear Wood and Ebony Wood Filament 1.75mm, 250g X 4 Pack,(20% Wood Powder+80% PLA+)

I purchased this PLA filament hoping for a reliable product, but unfortunately, it did not meet expectations. Upon opening the package, I noticed that the filament was brittle and kept breaking during printing attempts. This is a clear sign that it has been exposed to moisture, rendering it unusable. As a result, I was unable to complete any prints, and the product was a total waste. I expected better quality and proper packaging to protect the filament from such issues. I wouldn’t recommend this product unless quality control improves.

I don’t like to write reviews usually but unless I had the settings wrong (I followed what is written on the box, and i tried several times plus or minus 5 degrees) this filament has a problem. First time i get this much strings and 2 prints were smudged. I will try to send it back. It’s a shame I hope there is a setting that can make this filament work. Btw I am using Creality K1C printer.

Great colors and strong, this PLA is easy to print using common PLA settings, 208 C at 100mm/sec using a 0.6mm nozzle. I have a homemade delta, so I was pleasantly surprised by this filament, being a more successful blend of wood flour and PLA. It has a nice woody smell and should not burn, as long as speed and temp are well balanced. It adheres to the printbed easily and rarely fails to perform. Ive been using it to develop a spring driven bolt bow for small projectiles. So far, problems have been with the design, not the filament.

When it prints, it's okay. That's why I'm being generous and awarding it a two star review. But compared to any other filament from any other company that I've used, this one is loaded with problems. The first is that its really, really prone to jamming in your feed tubes. I purchased this four pack of 250gm spools to test out their PLA Wood filament. One of the four spools printed pretty well (the yellow pear). The white pine and the sandal wood had multiple feed issues... so you had to babysit the print jobs to keep them running. The ebony was wound so tight on the spool that it too resulted in feed issues or filament breaks. Then I discovered they have consistency issues in their filament colour. I needed extra material in two of the wood colours. The white pine and yellow pear seemed okay, but the sandal wood looks like two completely different products. If you were to rate a colour based on a range of eight shades, this sandal wood was off by at least two... possibly three shades. You could not use it on a project in which a prior spool of sandal wood had begun as it would show up like mixing medium and dark brown. It's really obvious, and it's really bad. The two spools of ebony are off a bit as well, but since it's so very, very dark it's not as obvious. As you may have surmised, I certainly do not recommend iSANMATE PLA Wood filament. Not competitively priced, and way too many problems. Just avoid it and go with another product. Unfortunately, there aren't many companies that make a variety of PLA Wood colours. I really had high hopes for this product, but it's been nothing but heartache.

Probably the driest filament I have received in the last couple of months As a result the filament is very pliable. Good plate adhesion and nice printing.

Update!! The company reached out to me and was wanting to make it right. Customer service sent me all new filament free of charge. They where easy to deal with and eager to help. I’ve only tried one spool so far but much much better than my first experience. I’ll leave the original review but if you buy this product and have any issues, reach out to the company. Customer service seems like they wanna help, make it right and sell a good quality product. This stuff is awful don’t waste your money. I thought it would be neat but it just gummed up my printer. Would not adhere to the print bed, and made a mess. My printer has had many issues since I tried to print with this crap.

The print quality is good. I had more stringing than I do with my other filaments so I will have to play with the settings. I've only printed 25 grams so far with another 20-gram project printing right now. The finished product does look like wood/MDF board and would look like real boards with an actual "tree-like" surface as part of the model.