Rock PLA Filament 1.75mm, Marble PLA 3D Printer Filament 1kg Spool (2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, Fit Most FDM Printer (Rock White)

OVERTURE Rock PLA looks like sculpture but prints like a dream. The marble texture hides layer lines and adds a touch of artistry to even simple models. Flow is steady, adhesion is strong, and cleanup is easy. This filament does not film perfection, it videos progress, one flawless layer at a time.

Absolutely impressed with the quality, beauty, flawless finish, and texture of this incredible filament. This has been the only filament that I have purchased that printed so cleanly that I pulled it off my plate and did ZERO cleanup. Will be buying all their colors of filament! Just blown away and video and pictures don’t do it justice. Worked like a dream with my Flashforge AD5X. Temperature range was exact. No stringing! No mess! No cleanup needed.

All of the rock pla filaments from overture have been fantastic. The shorter transition cycle and beautiful palette of colors really make projects pop, especially when used for detail color on projects. The gradient adds so much depth. A bit more brittle than bambu, eSun, and sunlu filaments, only an issue on small-small parts though. Also, have had some bed-adhesion issues where thin-wide parts pull up on corners. Slowing down first layer print times, using a wide brim or on a petg raft fixes this. Overall: I recommend this filament line.

My understanding is that this not a real wood filament, which would only be a problem if this didn't have such a lovely texture. My biggest gripe with a lot of filaments containing calcium carbonate (e.g. marble/rock) or wood is that they often still result in a shiny and obviously plastic texture, but this has a gorgeous matte finish. The Jarrah color prints slightly less red than it appears in the photos and on the roll, but still results in fantastic color, texture, and overall aesthetic similar to terracotta pottery. All in all, it was well worth the sub-$20 price. Overture also nailed the stock profile in orca: The temperature tower I printed on my centauri carbon (with a hardened steel nozzle) had optimal adhesion without stringing at a temperature of 220° and printed reasonably quickly for an abrasive filament at a max volumetric flow of 16mm/sec. The optimal temp for my Qidi X-Plus 4 was 225°, so I still recommend doing a quick temperature tower beforehand to get the best results.

IVE BOUGHT MANY DIFFERENT BRANDS AND CONSIDERING I SELL THE ITEMS I PRINT AT CRAFT SHOWS AND INCLUDE THEM INSIDE ETSY PACKAGES, HOW SMOOTH SOMETHING PRINTS IS SUPER IMPORTANT FOR THE QUALITY AND CONTINUITY OF THE OBJECT. THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST OF THE 6 BRANDS THAT I HAVE TRIED AND IT LOOKS LIKE REAL WOOD

Overall a good filament but not the easiest to work with. Some issues with adhesion with smaller parts and some bubbles/chunks, both possibly related to whatever texture additive for the "rock" PLA. Colors are really nice, not as vibrant as shown in the pictures but the better for it. It's a unique rainbow based on my experience and a nice balance of the various colors. Would recommend if you're willing to put up with some optimization work.

Great filament. I printed a Moai statue using an Ender 3 v2, 0.16mm layer height. Layer lines are barely visible, and then only under very bright directional light. Under typical lighting, I can't see layer lines at all. Bed adhesion is similar to other PLA - good first layer, no problems.

Worst 3D printing filament I have ever used, and I have used a lot of brands, creality, elegoo, sunlu,etc. This filament completely clogged 3 nozzles and refuses to stick to a PEI build plate that normally I use a hard time getting anything off of. I got half way through the roll and after so much aggravation I just gave up I will throw it away , not worth the hassle. I did order another color in the same material but not looking forward to trying it now. Horrible highly do not recommend this filament.