BASICFIL PLA 1.75mm, 1 kg, 3D printing filament , Grey

Basicfill is my go-to 3d filament. I always buy them as I noticed their 1kg spool is cheaper than everyone else and also in high quality. I have tried them on 3 different 3d printers, Flashforge Finder, Creality CR10S and the FLSUN QQS Delta. All printed it well with no issues whatsoever. It has never jammed on me and oritns very good every time. Just make sure to print on around 210 degrees and if you have a heated bed then it works really well on the Creality cr10s at 60 and FLSUN QQS at 70 degrees.

This PLA is rather good. I had no issues with printing the joint for my mates photo prop. I was not expecting much but it really did the job rather well on my Wanhao Duplicator i3. The quality is really good. I tend to print with 216 nozzle and no bed heating. Hope it helps someone

It created some great prints, i mainly used it for large terrain for wargaming but also used it for small miniatures and the results were not bad for a MFD filament printer though you can tell more on small minis, the extrusion was very good

Actually bought this to make visors for the NHS during lockdown. The Prusa RC3 visor was printed at 0.3 resolution so it wasn't asking a lot of the filament. That said, I printed a whole 1kg with no clogs , no jamming and no adhesion problems. I thought the shade of green was a nice shade and would have been good had I any left for St Patrick's day. All in all I would buy again.

When I started 3D printing back in June, I used BasicFill. The prints came out fine. As I dabbled with other filaments, it was clear BasicFill didn't over the same quality of prints. Recently I started printing large prints that will need a lot of post processing. I decided to try BasicFill once more. Every large print fails. This filament simply does not like printing on my modified Ender. Heat creep is a given with this filament and my direct drive setup. This stuff is fine on a boden driven stock ender for small prints but unsuitable for more ambitious projects.

BasicFil is actually a great filament for the price, comparable to Amazon Basics (more expensive and rising) filaments. It gives very strong prints and prints at the 'usual' temperatures, 200° nozzle 50° - 60° bed on a CR-10S type printer.

Good product that created excellent 3d prints. I've been pleased with the results from this budget filament. I've 6 different colours and have found them all to be good quality. I'm using a Creality Ender 3 pro.

It has great reviews, but I found it keeps clogging my nozzle. I have had to dismantle my extruder a number of times. It's a shame as I had high expectations. Nice finish when I able to print items, but when using items with lots of retractions it fails. Shame