Filament experiences

ABS/ASA

For all of these I recommend chamber temps of at least 50C if not 60C if you can achieve that.

• Prusament filamentawesome ABS/ASA; my favourite filament brand; NOTE Prusament ABS is a blend but prints nicely.
• Fillamentum ASAlovely matte colours; prints really well; NOTE Fillamentum ABS is a blend, the ASA is (I think) raw ASA and produces lovely results.
• Polymaker ABS/ASAAmazing colours and quality; NOTE that the ABS is a blend and the ASA is likely closer to the raw material. Caveat: polymaker says the ABS is not a blend, however I have it on fairly good authority that the base resin seems to not have the properties they claim; ymmv
• Bambu ABS/ASAprints great but NOTE I suspect all of it is a blend.

PETG

• Prusament PETGvery good quality
• Fillamentum PETGvery good quality

PLA

• Fillamentum PLAgucci stuff
• Prusament PLAgucci stuff
• Overture PLAI have only used 1-2 spools but I have had good experiences with it.
• Bambu filamentlovely PLA/PLA CF/PLA Metal.
• SUNLUperfectly fine to print with; as I understand it Bambu PLA is just rebranded SUNLU.
• Eryone PLAI have had great experiences with their matte PLA.
• 3dqf.co.ukEXCELLENT PLA and at a bargain price in the UK; I have loads of their PLA spools and can highly recommend it. Note, however, that the PLA comes on a cardboard spool (which is NOT suitable unless you respool it for a Bambu AMS btw); that's a matter of taste but great for recycling. Their ABS is rumoured to be average though.
• Tinmorry PLAnice matte.

Silk PLA

• ERYONEamazing rainbow metal silk PLA that is fast changing. Notably they have recently started selling tricolour silk PLA and it is cheaper than their competitors but just as nice.
• ZIROgreat prints from these silk PLA colours; I have ALL the silks and ALL the glitter ones; they are all amazing and print so easily.
• AMOLENawesome silk colours; especially the bicolour ones.
• ICEYUNlovely silk colours that print well
• Viking filaments(comes from Denmark - I had to arrange by email for a special postage setup to get it to the UK as they don’t deliver to the UK by default; worth it though) honestly lovely satin PLA bicolour filaments but may need drying on receipt since not vacuum packed; just cellophane sealed.
• Tinmorry silk PLAprints well, though I have only tried 2 spools to date.
• REDLINEI have a bunch of silk mystic filaments and they print beautifully and look awesome. Note, however, that they do not arrive vacuum packed and may need drying on receipt.
• Hatchbox PLAprints very well.
• YOUSUfast changing rainbow silk PLA; almost as good as ERYONE. Their tricolour extrusion filaments are outstanding.