Comprehensive guide to 3D printing filaments. Compare properties, use cases, and find the perfect material for your project.
The most popular 3D printing filament. Easy to print, biodegradable, and produces high-quality prints with minimal warping. Perfect for beginners and general-purpose printing.
Combines the ease of PLA with the durability of ABS. Chemical resistant, food-safe, and weather-resistant. Excellent layer adhesion and minimal warping.
Flexible and elastic filament with excellent abrasion resistance. Rubber-like properties make it perfect for parts that need to bend or compress.
Strong and durable engineering plastic. Higher temperature resistance than PLA. Requires heated bed and good ventilation. Can be post-processed with acetone.
Similar to ABS but with superior UV and weather resistance. Excellent for outdoor applications. Maintains color and mechanical properties in sunlight.
Extremely strong and durable with excellent wear resistance. Flexible yet tough. Absorbs moisture, requiring dry storage. Professional-grade material.
Engineering-grade thermoplastic with exceptional strength and heat resistance. Transparent and impact-resistant. Requires high printing temperatures.
Modified PLA with metallic or glossy finish. Creates stunning visual effects with a smooth, shiny surface. Same printing characteristics as standard PLA.
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