SPOOL3D
*PLA - Glow in the Dark - 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament
- SKU:
- PLA-GLOWINDARK
- MPN:
- PLA-GLOWINDARK
Description
Free shipping in Canada for orders over $140 before tax. (via Canada Post)
We recommend an abrasive resistant nozzle for printing glow in the dark filament.
Filament requires charging with light prior to glowing. Enhanced further when charged with UV light. Non-glowing colour is white.
Print it right with Spool3D PLA 3D printer filament. Our PLA thermoplastic filament is manufactured with tight tolerances from premium grade material. Our filament has been tested on popular fused filament fabrication desktop 3D printer platforms.
PLA filament is an excellent material for a beginner to start with, as it typically doesn't require a heated bed and has the added benefit of being a bio-plastic, typically derived from corn. Low odour and consistently round diameters make this material very easy to work with.
PLA filament should be stored in a resealable plastic bag with the dessicant pack provided.
- 1.75 mm plastic PLA filament(Polylactic Acid; tolerance +/- 0.04mm)
- Optimum extrusion temperature: 200-220 degrees celsius
- Glow Colour: please choose from options
- Weight: 0.5kg or sample
- Consistently provides excellent build quality for low cost 3D printing.
- Included in the box: spool of chosen filament, vacuum packaged in plastic with dessicant, extra resealable bag
- Shipping Weight: 1.2 kg
Spool Sizes:
- 0.5 kg - 200 mm OD x 39 mm W; spool hole diameter: 54 mm
Buy Spool3D glow in the dark PLA 3D printer filament online in Canada without the surprise cost of the exchange rate!
4 Reviews
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Pretty darn good!
I'm still pretty new to 3d printing, and this filament worked well right out of the box for me! Minimal tuning of settings to get rid just a hint of stringing. I found its "glow-in-the-dark" -Ness to its most effective with higher infill percentages and thicker shapes.
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Glow in the Dark PLA Green & Blue
Great quality. Prints really great...
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review
this glow in the dark blue filament really nice all my friend like the color as well
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Looks cool, but I think it was wet...
Printing in a glow in the dark filament seemed like a neat idea. The filament glowed as expected - very cool. Unfortunately, it also popped and hissed while being extruded at any temperature, and showed the surface texture and extrusion appearance consistent with wet filament. The vacuum packaging was still intact, and I tried to print 10 minutes after breaking the seal. I don't have a filament dryer, yet, so I can't verify my hypothesis... I'll keep the filament around until I DO have a dryer. Then we'll see. In the meantime, it's a small disappointment.