OVV3D Wood PLA Filament 1.75mm, Yellow Teak with 30% Real Wood Fiber, Matte and Frosted, 1kg

Used this primarily for a Halloween mask. My first Wood PLA and so far no issues. Was quite impressed at how it held up on a long project and the amount of detail it captured. It is also a lot lighter feeling than standard PLA meaning it makes a perfect wearable.There is some pitting in the mask that is designed that way and those details showed up beautifully despite being so small. There are a few lines (like along the forehead) where it looks like it caught some clogging that cleared itself after.Printed on a P1S with a 0.4mm nozzle to avoid clogging issues. Printed Fully enlosed in a 30% humidity, 65 F printing environment. Straight from package.

Great color and texture for this filament. Although this one went stringy at times was very frustrating.

I ordered the 'Teak' version. The color is good. The filament 'feels' very rough It clogged up the extruder on my printer each time I tried it. I had to replace the nozzle many times and finally had to replace the extruder itself. Cost me much money. :-( :-( :-(

I have a love and hate relationship with wood filaments, they are always so stringy and tend to give me some blobby spots, so it requires quite a bit more post processing, but once I heat gun the strings and softly sand the blob ends away, it is a beautiful and unique look. It is important to note that this is the quality I get from every single wood filament I have used, so it is either me or my printer settings that is goofing, so I wont remove stars.I used this to make a rolling pin trophy for a baking competition at work, it looked so good and good so many compliments.

I ordered this bla to use in making wooden coins with my 3D printer. I have a Ender 5s1. I wasn't expecting the pla to smell so nice, but it ends up smelling like heated or burning wood when it is in the printer. It's not an unpleasant smell, I just didn't anticipate it. Overall it does very well in handling Printing and it is even sandable and stainable.

This is a nice mid-tone wood filament. I’ve ran it on both a E3v2 and a Ankermake M5 without issue. Well, I had a bit of stringing and artifacts at first but drying it for 7 hours completely resolved those issues. Printing like a champ now. No issue printing it with my normal .4mm brass nozzles.

I really like the wood type look it gives prints. I think it is a good quality PLA and hopefully I can make some awesome things with it. Would buy again if I am looking for a wooden look for an item.

I am getting amazing prints with this filament! I print it at 210/65, with a tungsten nozzle on a PEI smooth plate. Make sure you have a hardened nozzle of some sort, or you'll have to replace the it after you print this spool. It's abrasive and will wear down a brass nozzle. Other than that its great. It has excellent color, and a matte finish, which is just a little rough from the sawdust inside.