Glow Starry Sky Filament

Had absolutely no issues printing with this. Used a 0.6 nozzle, great adhesion. Changed up a couple tolerances such as raft air gap and supports and it’s printed like a dream. And the glow factor is amazing. Well worth the money

Stary night filament does not glow at all after leaving in the sun or subjected to UV light compared to the Eryone filament which glows really bright this filament is really bad.

I wish there was more colours apart from grey and different colours for when it glows like blue or orange

Printing with this stuff is like dealing with molten glass, it's really tricky and likes to string. It's hands down the weirdest PLA I've ever used.I recommend 215c as a minimum or it'll block, I had to up to a 0.6 nozzle too. It strings a LOT so keep the models simple with as few jumps, for example a glow in the dark spider? No chance. Perfect for vase mode.The glow in the dark effect is disappointing too, it fades very quickly. Works FAR better under UV so it's more a UV effect than glow in the dark.

As far as PLA goes this stuff is pretty good because it sticks well, prints well and has been tangle free. It's printed flawlessly for the whole roll and I can't fault the quality at all. But that's where it ends, the glow in the dark element is almost non existant when charged with sunlight, it is pretty good when charged with a black light but doesn't glow for long plus, who wants to dig the black light out just to charge a model.As a gimmick it's not bad, but it's no better than that.I have added a few pictures and the quality looks patchy but that's down to my printer not the filament, once you have your retraction set up it's not even slightly stringy.

I ordered this for my brother in law as he has a new 3D printing machine. I knew he would love the idea of the glow in the dark effect. I'm not sure about how to use this myself but I have seen the products made and they are lovely. He said the product was hard to work with at first. He had to mess about with the settings to get his models to form properly. He has made garden decorations but nothing glows in the dark effectively.

There are loads of glow in the dark filaments out there and recently I've tried a couple of different ones, but this one is definitely different and as far as I know at the moment unique.Whereas all other glow in the dark filaments glow evenly across the print this one is quite a bit different as it is basically a translucent type PLA filament with glow in the dark glitter in it. So once you have printed your model and 'charge it up' with a light source it's only the 'glitter' in the filament that glows in darkness. However this gives a great effect and in some ways is superior to the constant glow you get with standard glow in the dark filament.Putting aside the glow in the dark factor this filament is proving to be another high quality AMOLEN product, compatibility seems high as it works on the several printers I own without any issues and at my normal temperature settings (bed 50c, hot end 200c).Bed and layer adhesion is superb as I've come to expect from AMOLEN. I did wonder if the glow in the dark glitter might cause some issues, but I've not encountered any problems such as nozzle clogs, breaks in the filament or similar so it seems I was concerned for no good reason. The filament is also wound very neatly which no doubt also helps with consistent feed. Finally surface detail in the final models seems to be very good as well which is something people sometimes overlook when dealing with modified PLA filaments.Overall this is a good quality filament that I would recommend if like me to you like to experiment with unusual types!

This filament prints ok bud it had never glowed in the dark at all, don’t buy