Creality CFS 3D Printer Multi Color Auto Filament System, Anti-Moisture Filaments Storage, Supports 4 Parrelle Systems 16 Colors Printing for K2 Plus

Fastest TPU everPictured are my my basic print settings. I print on a glass build plate and it turns out SUPER shiney. I tried printing temp around 230 but got bubbles. 220 does not bubble for me and I was able to push print speeds all the way up to 200 mm/sec. I got very good results at 100mm/sec and best results at 50mm/sec.I am also using a 5mm skirt and a glue stick for taller prints.I am using an ender 3 S1 Pro

This filament is great! Prints awesome and when it prints it smells like wood. Easy to figure out the perfect settings and printed great right out of the box!

It’s been pretty consistent with my prints right out of the box for my custom motorcycle tank protectors

I've had my ender 3 v2 for 3 days now. Zero prior 3d printing experience.I followed the tedious manual levelling instructions on youtube and I was able to print the dog and cat samples that came with the printer using the white coiled filament that came with the printer.Then I switched to this black filament and had trouble. Even the first line down the left side of the bed wouldn't stick. As it would draw the outline I saw the filament stick a bit then it would start wiping across the bed as the head would move. Or it would get the first outline down but misshaped and the second line would lift it all up.I tried higher temperatures (230/70) and managed to get things to stick with a skirt, but then they'd warp and twist when they were done, or if it was tall, it would detach from the board.I updated my printer's firmware to JyersUI (youtube it) and used the levelling feature to go around and around levelling the bed. I also made sure to heat the nozel and bed while levelling. I used paper and adjusted it till the paper was heavily dragging between the bed and nozzle (not tearing). I probably went 5 or 6 times around until they all seemed pretty repeatable. Adjusting one spring seemed to throw another out of what, so it took allot to work that out. I also started using a raft.Suddenly it started working. I backed temperature down to 200/70 and .15 layer and have been getting repeatable successful prints. I'm not enthused with how the bottom looks using a raft, but so long as things are working I won't complain (much).I don't know enough to compare this filament to others, but I no longer feel like I got ripped off. I guess everyone's advice to "Level the bed" was true even if you think you've levelled the bed.

I bought a two-pack of this filament when I got my first 3D printer and both spools have performed very well. The first spool I used was partly consumed by tuning my printer and my process, so the results from it were variable - not the fault of the filament in any way. The rest of the first spool I used to print a number of models and they all turned out well. I had no adhesion issues once I got my process sorted out (printer leveled, tuned, bed cleaned, z-axis offset adjusted, etc.) I ran prints from this spool, off and on for approximately 2 weeks, leaving it on the printer the whole time, and had no issues with printing.The second spool I used over the course of about 3 weeks (most of my prints are painted, so using a black filament allows me to see where I may have missed priming) and I ended up drying it once due to suspected moisture issues. It dried very easily and the results stayed consistently good through the entire roll. I have printed many other spools of various brands of filament, and this brand compares favorably to the others as far as reliability and print quality. I would certainly purchase this brand again.

I was working on a project and needed more 3D Printer Filament. This spool is amazing and was exactly what I needed! Its high quality, great price and got to me fast. If you are an avid 3D printer and are looking to buy more supplies, look no further. I highly recommend!

Prints great! Little to no stringing. Has a nice shine to it, which I really like. This may be my new go-to filament since the brand I had been getting no longer sells it on Amazon. We need more colors! ;-)

Got this as part of the bundle for the Ender 3, thinking “hey, if they are suggesting it then it must be okay”. Wrong. This was horrid. I’m a complete novice at 3D printing, and the only good thing that has come from this filament is that I have learned a LOT about how to troubleshoot and reprogram my Ender 3 in a very short amount of time.After getting everything set up with the filament that came with the printer, I switched to this to the my first real print. 10 hours in the filament snapped. The print also warped like crazy, but since I was new I assumed it was my fault. Tried again this time with a brim and higher bed temp, which solved the warping issues and for the next print the filament worked so I thought the problem was solved! I was a bit confused by all the flakes of filament EVERYWHERE over the feeder area, but I cleaned it up and moved to the next print. 5 hours in the filament snapped again. Started over. 2 hours in, filament snapped again. Cleaned everything out, tried a new nozzle, changed some settings. Tried again. 8 hours in, filament snapped. Also the flakes of filament were getting everywhere, to the point where I was cleaning the feeder every hour to make sure there was no friction or jamming happening because of it.Switched to a different, shorter print and it worked okay! Thought maybe I solved my issue. Second, slightly longer but not as long as the failed one, print - also printed fine! Thought maybe my problem was solved! Went back to the one that kept failing.6 hours in- snapped again. Adjusted some settings, ran it again. Snapped again.I finally gave up on it and moved to a different filament, which has been so much better. No more waxy flaking everywhere, no more jamming or snapping. I’ve had my printer less than a week and I already know a brand I’m never buying again.