PLA 1.75mm Printing Filament 1kg roll. This high quality filament with a high diameter precision will provide excellent prints.

Famous Hello3D quality filament made from 100% virgin US material, 0.02 tolerance and evenly wound spools. Excellent repeatable print quality.

You can find some great models at Thingiverse

Need to fine tune your printer? Check our steps per mm calculator here

Polylactic Acid, commonly known as PLA, is one of the most popular materials used in desktop 3D printing. It is the default filament of choice for most extrusion-based 3D printers because it can be printed at a low temperature and does not require a heated bed. PLA is a great first material to use as you are learning about 3D printing because it is easy to print, very inexpensive, and creates parts that can be used for a wide variety of applications. It is also one of the most environmentally friendly filaments on the market today. Derived from crops such as corn and sugarcane, PLA is renewable and most importantly biodegradable. As a bonus, this also allows the plastic to give off a sweet aroma during printing.

Pro-Tips

  • Using a fan that cools the 3D printed part from all directions is highly recommended. Many popular 3D printers have community-designed attachments that can be printed and retrofitted onto your machine to improve the cooling airflow.
  • Increasing the number of perimeter outlines for your PLA prints will create a strong bond between each layer, creating stronger parts that are less prone to breaking.

    Get Started with PLA

    Now that you are ready to start printing with PLA, here’s a bit more information to help you get started. Start thinking of project ideas by reviewing our common applications, try out one of the provided sample projects, or find a new filament to try from our list.

    Common Applications

Note The manufacturer has reduced the price on this batch of PLA because they have had a few reports of the filament breaking while sitting in a printer overnight.

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