PLA filament sources

[Chris Hettinger]

Anyone using 3mm filament for 3D printing?  I accidently bought a roll of 3mm black Hatchbox PLA filament back in April and just discovered my mistake.  I paid 21.99 on Amazon.  I would like to re-coop some of my cost.  I would take $15.  contact christopher(dot)hettinger(at)gmail.  

Secondly, what brand filaments do you use and where do you get it?  I see a nice variety pack on Amazon for $119 made by AIO Robotics.  It comes with 12 1 pound rolls of different colors. Anyone used them before?  

Thanks,

Chris Hettinger  

[Tim Miller]

i use makergeeks.com or matterhackers. com

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[Matt B.]

PLA in particular will absorb moisture from the air.  There are ways of drying it out without melting or deforming it.  Or are you saying you meant to get 1.75mm?

I use Inland - I get it from MicroCenter, either in store or via their Amazon store.  Just got a roll today of "peak green" PLA printing really well at 228* / 70*.

On Mon, Sep 18, 2017 at 8:15 AM, Tim Miller <timmil...@gmail.com> wrote:

i use makergeeks.com or matterhackers. com