Creality CR-TPU Filament - Black

I’ve printed a couple things With this filament and I think that the cost is Well worth it especially with the convenience of pb tech, just don’t let it absorb moisture because Tpu starts printing terribly if left out in a humid room so keep it in a dry box, dehydrator, or Tupperware container with some silica gel packets! I’ve printed a couple things With this filament and I think that the cost is Well worth it especially with the convenience of pb tech, just don’t let it absorb moisture because Tpu starts printing terribly if left out in a humid room so keep it in a dry box, dehydrator, or Tupperware container with some silica gel packets!

I bought this for a Creality FDM 3D Printer Ender-3 V3 KE, works well great colours :)...Thanks Team PB Tech for bringing better priced products to your customers :)...Ash HM NZ. I bought this for a Creality FDM 3D Printer Ender-3 V3 KE, works well great colours :)...Thanks Team PB Tech for bringing better priced products to your customers :)...Ash HM NZ.

By: AshleyA99 04/11/24

Works perfectly on my K1 Max. Great colour. Works perfectly on my K1 Max. Great colour.

Very good filament at a very good price.
PBtech is my first choice for quality filament.
Worked really well with my creality Ender v3 se printer. Very good filament at a very good price.
PBtech is my first choice for quality filament.
Worked really well with my creality Ender v3 se printer.

Hyper PLA is a little more expensive than regular PLA, but its so much faster getting up to 300 mm/s - 600 mm/s where regular PLA sits at around 60 mm/s!
Plus I think the quality of the print is SO much better, smoother, and I dont usually put glue stick on the bed with Hyper, but I do with regular. So for the extra $20 odd bucks,
I think it is worth it. If your not worried about the time saved (Around an hour quicker on a 4 hour print with Hyper), and not too worried about the odd small artifact then reguluar would do you.
I suggest you test it though for yourself. Hyper PLA is a little more expensive than regular PLA, but its so much faster getting up to 300 mm/s - 600 mm/s where regular PLA sits at around 60 mm/s!
Plus I think the quality of the print is SO much better, smoother, and I dont usually put glue stick on the bed with Hyper, but I do with regular. So for the extra $20 odd bucks,
I think it is worth it. If your not worried about the time saved (Around an hour quicker on a 4 hour print with Hyper), and not too worried about the odd small artifact then reguluar would do you.
I suggest you test it though for yourself.

By: CliveR8 28/12/23

Using Creality K1C

Bought 4 reels of this (different colours) so its not one specific colour, but nothing other that a boaty could complete successfully.
When the filament extrudes you can feel its not smooth. On a few tries it made blobs like bubblegum. Played with various settings but no success. I would not recommend this at all. Using Creality K1C

Bought 4 reels of this (different colours) so its not one specific colour, but nothing other that a boaty could complete successfully.
When the filament extrudes you can feel its not smooth. On a few tries it made blobs like bubblegum. Played with various settings but no success. I would not recommend this at all.

Looking for a reliable PLA filament in a vibrant green for your Ender 3 Neo or other FDM 3D printer? The Creality CR-PLA Filament in Green is a strong contender. Here's a breakdown of its key features:

Pros:

Excellent Compatibility: This filament boasts near-universal compatibility, working flawlessly with most FDM printers, including the Ender 3 Neo.
Smooth Prints: Consistent filament diameter (1.75mm ± 0.03mm) coupled with minimal warping reduces the risk of clogs and jams, leading to smoother prints with good overall quality.
Matte Finish: The matte green finish not only looks great but also helps hide layer lines, giving your prints a m...view more Looking for a reliable PLA filament in a vibrant green for your Ender 3 Neo or other FDM 3D printer? The Creality CR-PLA Filament in Green is a strong contender. Here's a breakdown of its key features:

Pros:

Excellent Compatibility: This filament boasts near-universal compatibility, working flawlessly with most FDM printers, including the Ender 3 Neo.
Smooth Prints: Consistent filament diameter (1.75mm ± 0.03mm) coupled with minimal warping reduces the risk of clogs and jams, leading to smoother prints with good overall quality.
Matte Finish: The matte green finish not only looks great but also helps hide layer lines, giving your prints a more polished look.
Easy to Use: Perfect for beginners and experienced users alike. The filament feeds smoothly and requires minimal tinkering with settings, making it a breeze to use.
Eco-Friendly: Made from biodegradable PLA, this filament is a good choice for those who are environmentally conscious. Plus, it doesn't emit unpleasant odors, making it suitable for home use.
Cons:

Limited Color Choice: While the green is a nice shade, Creality CR-PLA offers a more limited color selection compared to some other brands.
Unknown Strength: There isn't a lot of information available regarding the tensile strength or flexibility of this filament. If you're printing functional parts that require high strength, you might want to consider a sturdier filament option.
Overall:

The Creality CR-PLA Filament (Green) is a dependable choice for everyday 3D printing projects. It delivers consistent, high-quality prints with a beautiful matte finish. Its ease of use and eco-friendly nature make it a great option for beginners and experienced makers alike. However, if you need a wider color variety or superior strength in your filament, you might want to explore other options.

Recommendation:

For those looking for a reliable, user-friendly PLA filament in a vibrant green for everyday printing with their Ender 3 Neo or other FDM printer, the Creality CR-PLA is a solid choice. Just keep in mind the limited color range and the lack of detailed information on tensile strength.

It's filament.. it does exactly what you expect it to. It's filament.. it does exactly what you expect it to.

I've been trying out several brands and types of PLA filament for my models (okay, a 1-meter model of the Enterprise A) and found the Soleyin Ultra to produce the sharpest and most detailed prints than the rest (including the Creality Hyper). It's a great solid PLA that doesn't let light bleed through the lines or print in general (the Ender PLA+ and Hyper is a little see through) when you install lighting into the model. This means you don't have to increase the walls and save on filament and time. Works really good on the 0.2 and 0.4 nozzles. Haven't tried it on the 0.6 or 0.8 nozzles yet but anticipate the same results. I've been trying out several brands and types of PLA filament for my models (okay, a 1-meter model of the Enterprise A) and found the Soleyin Ultra to produce the sharpest and most detailed prints than the rest (including the Creality Hyper). It's a great solid PLA that doesn't let light bleed through the lines or print in general (the Ender PLA+ and Hyper is a little see through) when you install lighting into the model. This means you don't have to increase the walls and save on filament and time. Works really good on the 0.2 and 0.4 nozzles. Haven't tried it on the 0.6 or 0.8 nozzles yet but anticipate the same results.

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The matte finish is much nicer than glossy when your print quality is not super perfect. The matte finish is much nicer than glossy when your print quality is not super perfect.

By: StuartB326 09/10/25

Does the same in yelloe as it does in red. Does the same in yelloe as it does in red.