AMOLEN Wood Bamboo 3D Printer Filament, PLA Filament 1.75mm 20% Real Bamboo Fiber, 1kg/2.2lbs

I was excited to try using wooden PLA filament. This filament looks nice but you cannot print it at the recommended temperature. It needs to be around 210C like normal PLA. On the spool it recommends 180-200C which is way too low. I had terrible adhesion problems and it clogged my extruder requiring a full teardown to clean it out.Another review mentioned it printed better after drying. But I shouldn't have to dry a spool of filament right out of the box.-- Update --Seller contacted me and offered a full refund. I am changing my review at 2 stars because the poor print quality when I received it. However, after buying a filament dryer and leaving the spool in there until it was around 30% humidity (it started at 60%!) it is now printing ok. You will probably need to do a series of calibration tests to get it dialed in because it didn't print well at normal PLA settings for me. I suggest doing a temperature tower and extrusion rate test.

I printed six of these baby Groots for family and friends this past Christmas. All of them turned out flawlessly. Perfect bed adhesion, and supports came off easily with a pair of pliers. 100% would buy again if I need to print more wood filament. I read that wood filament needed to be dried, so I dried my roll for 6 hours @ 45C before printing. This filament was compatible with the Bambu Lab AMS + X1C.

I printed off 35 of these shelves using a total of 3000kg of this Bamboo Wood PLA and had zero issues besides very little stringing. I am susing Prusa 3MK3S+ standard PLA setting and a Size 6 Hardened Steel Nozzle. First 2 layers printed in White PLA so I can’t comment on the adhesive to the bed surface but it sticks just fine after i do a filament change. Looks pretty after sanding. Haven’t stained yet so maybe i will update with new pictures after i stain them

The media could not be loaded. Great print quality. Does string a bit, I’d add 1mm/s to the retraction speed and 1mm to the retraction length to your default settings for less stringing. For ender 3v2 I use 200C temp and trust me try not to go above 60mm/s on the print speed or else it starts getting funky. Atleast those are the settings I’d recommend for best quality. For adhesion I’d give it a 8/10. I do use an enclosure so my surrounding temps are always constant. Good luck

I love the color, however there's no grain, just a solid bamboo brown. wound up well so no issues with the ams feed.