Printing Perfection: Discover the Best 3D Printing Filaments Available on Amazon

best 3d printing filament available on amazon

Choosing the right filament for your 3D printer can make a big difference in the quality of your prints. However, it can be overwhelming to sift through all of the options available, especially for beginners. Most 3D printing hobbyists will buy filament purely based on quantity for price, and not quality. While it may be tempting to go for the cheapest option, taking the time to research and invest in high-quality filament can ultimately save you time, money, and frustration in the long run.

As someone who has spent countless hours tinkering with printers, I know firsthand the importance of finding the right filament for your project. With so many options available, it can be tough to know where to start. But fear not! I've tested out a bunch of filaments and have narrowed down the list to 5 of the best. Whether you're looking for some exotic PLA’s to add some magic to your prints or a 5kg of plain black PLA, these options have got you covered. So let's dive in and discover the best 3D printing filaments Amazon has to offer!

 

Sunlu

 

Sunlu is most widely known for its filament drying machines which is a common accessory to most 3D printing enthusiasts’ arsenal. They also make some pretty great filament at a very affordable price.

Their filament production focuses mostly around different types of PLA with a few engineering-grade materials such as ABS and ASA.

You can pick up 1kg for under $20 which is great value.

 
 

 

eSun

I’ve used a couple of different types of filament from them, mostly PLA and ABS. It’s been very easy to use and has never caused any issues while printing.

Many people swear by their PLA+ over regular PLA. It’s more durable and has better layer adhesion than a regular PLA filament.

Also coming in at around $20/kg for their regular PLA, this is a great deal.

 
 

 

Eryone

My experience with Eryone comes from only 1 roll of their dual-colour PLA filament. It has left a lasting impression on me due to the simple fact that it was the most beautifully wound roll of filament I’ve ever seen. It’s always the small details….

The dual-colour filament is unique due to the fact that there are 2 colours present at the same time compared to gradient filament which changes colour over its length. This makes for some very unique prints.

I highly recommend the dual-colour PLA if you are printing models which you plan to sell. The blend of colours will add some amazing characteristics that a normal PLA could never pull off.

The dual colour is a bit more than the standard PLA, coming in at $29 for 1kg. Totally worth it in my opinion for the unique look it can give to any print.

 
 

 

Polymaker

 

Polymaker is a well-established company with a great reputation in the 3D printing community. They produce a ton of different filaments, from regular PLA to fire resistant PC. They have filament for uses that I bet you didn’t even know existed.

If you are into cosplay, they produce a PLA specifically for this called CosPLA. It’s a more durable and easier to sand PLA that should help cut down on the post-processing on that 3D printed Ironman suit that you’re probably working on….

Polymaker also offers many of their filaments in a 5kg option which is great for large prints or if you are running a print farm.

Their filament is decently priced with their PLA currently at $22/kg.

 

 

Overture

Producing only a few different types of filament, Overture is one of the smaller companies in this list but still make a very good product. I’ve gone through a couple rolls of their PLA and the prints always came out great.

They make some of their filaments in a 2kg and 3kg option which is great for print farms.

PLA is priced right around $20/kg which is the sweet spot for quality and value.

 
 

What’s next???

Buying high-quality is the first step in achieving a perfect print. What’s just as important is what you do with the filament before you start printing. No matter the type of filament that you are using, you should always dry it before loading it into your 3D printer. Doing this has a whole list of benefits which you can read about by clicking below.

 
 

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