TPU Filament,PRILINE High Flow/High Speed Printing 95A TPU Flexible Soft 3D Printer Filament 1KG 1.75mm Spool,Support Fast Printing, Black

I was surprised how well this worked with my CR6-SE with a bowden extruder. I run it a bit hot like with most filaments to optimize layer adhesion strength, but this stuff started bubbling at 225c. I dried it at 65-70c in my toaster oven for 4 hours and the prints came out much better. I used stock settings except for an upgraded dual gear extruder. 50mm/s at 230c for infill and inner walls 25mm/s for outer walls 8mm retracts at 80mm/s 0.4 nozzle, 0.4 Layer Height 0.6 line width It worked just fine, but I was not printing intricate parts, otherwise I would likely have to slow it down A BIT. I didn’t play with retract settings at all, but I did notice some stringing that would be an issue with some parts, but not the vice clamps I made. It does help to minimize retracts. To do this I Used Infinite walls rather than solid infill. If using infill, the “cross” infill in the Creality slicer minimizes retracts as well since does an entire layer of infill in one line. A dual gear extruder is a great addition for the price point if you still have the crappy Jack in the Box extruder that comes with some Creality printers, get rid of it. Its the best $15 upgrade you will ever make. This one works great with all filaments I have tried including this one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09H6T3NNT Update. Printed a bushing for my 2002 BMW M5 differential mount. Slightly stiffer than stock rubber bushing. Works well so far. Let’s see how it holds up.

Had a hard time dialing in the print settings, but it prints nicely, little stiffer than I was expecting, but it works great now that I have fine tuned it. Wish they had kept the price down in the $22 range though, that was the big difference for me purchasing it.

Prints great. Always need drying before use to ideal printing Black Works in Bambu ams

I liked it, it printed nice with no issues. great results.

This is a little stiffer material then TPU, but it's great stuff that is a little more firmer then tpu and definitely has its purpose, i use it on drones for bumpers, antenna mounts, skidz, and such, but have had some camera mounts rip loose, so in some cases TPU from other companies may work better for you, also priline has great customer service! ive bought like 10 rolls of this stuff, i did have 2 defective rolls, one had air bubbles in it and another had several spots where it got real small, but thier customer service sent me replacement rolls and let me keep the stuff that had issues.

Was my go to for vast majority of my filaments but recently I have had 3 of the last 5 rolls be so wildly inconsistent in filament diameter that it has cost me (in addition to Duramic filament which also was terrible) upwards of 20 hours of print time on a project. Won't be spending my money or time with this brand again.

Inconsistent quality. The filament is too small in sections, probably caused during the spooling process. Also, the TPU has white shaving clogging up my nozzles and causing them to be thrown away. I want to return my 38 reels, but I can no longer return them. I will never buy either this or the 98A TPU that they offer. Stay away from this company if you want quality filament and don't want to damage your printers.

Enjoyed the filament, but am unable to get an answer as to when their Frost Green TPU will be restocked.