Hmm, I bought various colored 20m filament rings from Faberdashery but now have a

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Hmm, I bought various colored 20m filament rings from Faberdashery but now have a few things to print which will take more than 20m per object.
So I guess I need to shop some more. Any recommendations for where I get good quality 1.75mm PLA, preferably from a German seller?

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fuse them together @Florian_Horsch_flouS did it with a lighter, should work.

for your other question: http://silberkind.de/filamentmatrix

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@Nils_Hitze fusing them would create multi-color prints which isn’t exactly what I was going for. Thanks for the Matrix, unfortunately it says nothing about the quality (I’m spoiled by Faberdashery).

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i’m using 1,75 PLA filament from http://fabber-parts.de/shop and it works very nice ! :slight_smile:

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@Erik_Reimert I’m having a hard time with the fabber-parts PLA. It’s very rubbery and doesn’t stick to the bed. At what temperature are you printing?

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70 degrees and if you can’t get it to stick then clean the surface and spray it gently with ordinary hairspray - it works perfectly ! :slight_smile:

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I assume that should be 170 degrees?

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thought you meant the hotbed ! :slight_smile: , the hotend is 205 degrees :slight_smile:

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It’s no use. Regardless of the temperature, this stuff is absolutely worthless in comparison to the faberdashery PLA. wasted money in an attempt to save some :-/

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Strange ! It works just fine here :-/

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Do you use their premium PLA or the standard one? Which color?

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Right now I’m Using this one http://fabber-parts.de/shop/index.php?a=110&lang=eng, that is standard, but have you measured the thickness, mine was 1,72 mm and it’s very important to correct the thickness in you printersoftware.