MIKA3D6-Pack 1.75mm Dual Color Silk PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle, Bicolor Dual Color 3D Printing PLA, Silk Black-Purple/Purple-Gold/Black-White/Black-Orange/Red-Blue/Black-Red, PLA 250g X 6 Spools

The media could not be loaded.  MIKA3D Silk Shiny PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle: Orange, Yellow, Lime GreenMIKA3D Silk Shiny PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle: Champagne Gold, Pink, Pearl WhiteMIKA3D Silk Shiny PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle: Pearl White, Ruby Red, Sapphire BlueMIKA3D Silk Shiny PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle: Emerald Green, Pearl White, PurpleMIKA3D Silk Shiny PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle: Gold, Silver, CopperMIKA3D Silk Shiny PLA 3D Printer Filament Bundle: Coffee Gold, Black Gold, Rose Gold32 Colors 3D Pen PLA Filament RefillsSee all those products listed above? Yes, I've purchased ALL OF THEM. So that should tell you that I like the Mika 3D brand, and I do! The "shiny silk" colors are unique and gorgeous, and I'm proud to own them all. Heck, I even have them on display in my printing closet! The filaments don't jam and make smooth, beautiful prints that I love the look of.With that said, let's make sure you know your use case. "Shiny" colors work best on prints where the filament layers are working together and all oriented in the same direction--like statues and vases. For "busy" prints where the filaments have to be laid down at cross purposes to one another, matte colors are best because a shiny filament will reflect light every which way and can look garish or distracting. I've attached a video to demonstrate the difference between shiny and matter. (The matte white on the left is TIANSE and the shiny white on the right is Mika's Pearl White.)A note on color: There are two pinks in these bundles, but they are different. The pink in the champagne-pink-white set is a more traditional baby pink, while the rose gold in the pink-brown-black set has golden-brown undertones. Both are gorgeous and worth buying.In closing, I love this filament and will be buying it again; I'm about to make Mika my single source for filament purchases. The only thing I do not like is the vendor begs you repeatedly for reviews as soon as you hit the buy button. Give me a few weeks to whip up some prints, Mika! Chill out.~ Ana Mardoll----------IMAGES:- Matte Vs Shiny video is on the Mika Pearl White.- Numbered markers are TIANSE matte white (left) and Mika Pearl White (right).- Lava platform is Mika Black Gold.- Status rings are Mika Gold ("frightened"), Emerald Green ("poisoned"), Pearl White ("blessed"), and Champagne Gold ("deafened").

I am still very new to 3DP and have limited experience with the various filament brands. A friend picked out this set of filament for a project based strictly on the color/finish. It was one of the first filaments that I've printed with but I am very happy with the results. Printing at the right temperature (220C) makes a noticeable difference in the print quality and final finish. I've printed nearly the entire half kilo of the silk silver and used some of the bronze and white. The white look great, the bronze is more green than I expected.I've printed many hours with the silver making parts for fly fishing reels and other things. Very few issues that weren't just problems with printer settings (z-offset, or temp settings, or cleaning the bed). I have not had any major issues with stringing or adhesion.I have already purchased more of this filament given how well it has been performing. I'm actually somewhat surprised by how well it's printed compared to some other non-silk filaments and have received several comments on the quality, especially considering that it's silk. One of the pictures is of the Maker's Muse tolerance gauge which is a challenge to print but came out well.All printed on a Creality CR6-SE.

Perfect multi color prints.

The adhesion was a bit sketchy in the beginning at 60c on my PEI bed, but a light coating with a glue stick fixed it immediately. The filament flows great on my Ender-3 S1 Pro w/ Klipper at 200/60c, .8mm retraction, and 45mm retraction speed.I printed out this 7” statue in 7 hours at .1mm layer height at 120mm/s.

The media could not be loaded.  This pla is brittle and stiff upon receiving. Had several pieces break off spool as I try to feed filament into extruder. I used this to make a print in several colors at once and the 2 prints of 4 that were successful broke easily while cleaning up supports. It seems like a good deal but this stuff is absolute trash. I was planning on getting the rest of the colors from this company however after this I will no longer be purchasing from mik3d.

Perfect for the hueforges and multicolored prints we make. Better than I expected and we will definitely order more!

Just got my first set of filament for my 3D printer, and let me tell you, it's like Christmas morning for makers! Unboxing this made me feel like stepping into Willy Wonka's factory – except instead of candy, I get to create anything my heart desires. The possibilities are endless. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have some printing to do!

Aesthetically, this "Rose Gold" is a beautiful filament. Although I think "Bubble Gum" would be a better description of the color. But there are some problems. First, I probably would have given this one more star if they simply allowed you to buy this color by itself, and not force you to buy 2 other spools to get it. This makes it prohibitively expensive enough without any OTHER problems if you have no interest in the other 2 colors. Which I don't. But in addition to THAT waste of filament, it has serious adhesion problems. I swear it's made out of teflon - it refuses to stick to the print bed. I've tried a wide range of temps, and it simply makes it warp or gain "elephant feet", but STILL comes loose when you're printing. The ONLY way I was able to get it to stick to the bed was to use VERY large rafts. Which wasted even MORE filament. Prints that normally cost me maybe $3 in materials cost me nearly $10 per print with this filament. Add that to the fact that I had to buy 2 spools of other colors I don't need, and they might as well be selling this for $100 for 500 grams. If I didn't love the color so much, I'd give this one star. It would be worth the headache if they simply let you buy this filament individually, but as long as they keep forcing you to buy filament you don't need/want, they're lucky I give this 3-stars.

les couleurs sont intéressantes, changé les spec. de chauffage de la buse et du plateau, car ça ne tenait pas bien. matériel plus cassant que celui que j'utilise normalement `flashforge`.

The filament was delivered quickly and looks really great printed.

This is very poor quality filament.It foams so much, coming out of a .4 nozzle it foams right back up to the same diameter as the filament...Never seen anything like it. save your money buy the good stuff on amazon like Polymaker, Eryone and Overture.