HATCHBOXABS 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.3 mm, 1 kg Spool, 1.75 mm, Orange

No problems printing on my Creality Ender 3v2 Neo in an enclosure.

Prints extremely well on my BBL P1SVery tough materialAdheres well to the build plate and prints relatively fine details

The warping on a pei bed is a bit disappointing, super high shrinkage it seems and not even 50 degrees enclosure can help

This produced very good ABS 3D prints…..nice semi gloss surface and a strong structure.

Hatchbox Red 1.75mm - what can I say, prints fantastic, sticks to the glass print bed with minimal spray glue, never warps, never strings, stong solid sprints, excellent layer adhesion - a pleasure to print with - I have tried other brands and I am always comparing (often a lot more expensive brands) to Hatchbox filament and so far it always comes out on top!!Printing at 215-220 hotend temp and a heated bed at 75 Degrees onto a glass plate with 3d Lac adhesive spray - always prints spot on!

yello filamentprinted at 240Some of the filament coming out with a brownish colour which means it is burning.When printed at 240 there are parts of the print that show that its struggling to be printed at that temp where minor overhangs or sagging, all other ABS filaments that I have do not behave this issue.Additionally I use printbite for my print bed and everything sticks to it really well except this filament, round ball type artifacts appearing.I know ABS is not easy to print and requires a heated enclosure with a very hot heat bed, when suppliers try to make printing it easy by adding other additives it no longer confirms to the standard ABS and then makes the end user relearn everything and have to experiment to find what makes it print well - this sucks immensely. very tempted to return it and look for a standard type ABSUPDATE:caused a blockage on my printer which implies it wants an even lower temperature, currently printing at 235 and its too hot and wants a lower temperature is definitely not ABS characteristics, very suspicious and would not recommend buying this filament.

I really love Hatchbox filament, it works, its not the cheapest, but there will be a moment, when you buy the cheapest, you will print 1/50th of a roll, then you'll throw the remainder in the bin, go to amazon and buy two rolls of this stuff. Get your printer in an enclosure, run the bed at 80 degrees and the nozzle at 220, this will give you some great quality, pump the temp up on the nozzle if you want strength.

Ok, it prints nicely but I specifically bought this because it's glow in the dark. It doesn't.