Top 5 Best Filament Brands for 3D Printing!

Discover the top 5 best 3D print filament brands for 2024 in this video! Quality matters when it comes to 3D printing, and we've got you covered with the most reliable and high-performing filaments available. From Hatchbox to Amazon Basics, find out which brands deliver the best results for your 3D printing projects.

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[dvoremay]

So literally just the first 5 brands that pop up on Amazon...

[Sebastian]

Even tho these are all very good filament manufacturers (except Amazon Basic), not having Prusament in the Top 3 is a crime and just feels like a affiliate link spam scam.

[QKGLH]

so no testing, just collecting comments from others?

[dingodirtydog]

YOUSU PLA+ Was the first filament I bought, because it was cheap. Got VERY good prints, without drying or tweaking. Wanted some black. Got a different "no name" brand. Prints were terrible. Dull, rough, stringy. Tried all the tricks, drying ect. Still dull and rough and weak. Bought YOUSU black.... OH MAN. Prints better than the first roll of Yousa white. Crisp, shiny, strong. Brand does make a difference!

[Throbgore]

What about Bambu Filament? I bought plenty of it when i got the printer, now i keep seeing everyone keep saying other brands? Was Bambu filament a bad choice?
I got it on bulk sale so didnt pay much per KG but would love to know if i should stop with Bambu and go for the ones you show in the video?

[NOYFB]

I had a major 24 hour print fail most of the way through using HATCHBOX. The filament was very poorly wound. I started over and had to babysit most of the next 24 hours. Will NEVER use HATCHBOX again. Either a brand can be relied upon or not, especially in this simple context.

[jeepmor]

Helpful, used a 3 brands on the list. Sunlu, Esun and Overture. Happy with all of them so far, especially Overture.

[Batman--]

Sunlu is amazing, to stick just race the bed to 65-70 and the nozzle 215. It will work perfectly. I try all of them, and sunlu works great for me.

[sjorlando]

Elegoo filament works awesome. Did some prints with their MATTE finish and totally smoothe. Always use a dryer

[DagarothBlackrose]

I've had the Overture filament prin extremely well... when it isnt tangling, which it constantly does. I've taken to rerolling the rolls I had left just to get them usable.

[Pole_Position_Sim_Racing]

Sunlu has been a go to for me for pla and petg lately. Their transparent petg 🤤🤤

[aarongerou]

hey my friend. Have your printed a g19 g17 frame before? I have the STL files however I don't have the settings On Cura for my Creality Ender 3 V2 Pro. I really could use some help.

[chrisforvour]

I’m looking to print a cap for my water bottle. If you can tell me which plastic would be best for outdoor mountain biking I would really appreciate it. I use whatever links you have. Thanks.

[irvinwilson]

I have to wonder how many actual manufacturers there are. I've got a feeling it's a lot less than the number of brands available.

[TomasPruzina-uwql]

I had some shitty luck with the original bambu fillaments because they use cheap postal service and literally dumped 24kg of filament spools with no wrapping into 80x80x80 box. Unsurprisingly, the box broke and although I haven't lost any contents, 2 spools had their packaging ruptured. That combined with customs exchange holding the shipment for 10 days and resulted in one roll of saturated ABS (other one was PETG).

[MarkFisch]

What’s the difference between pla pro and pla plus

[bordfronco]

A filament brand im having success with so far is giantarm at least the blue one ive had for a few months

[Shimmerfil]

To be honest, our silk pla filament is also very good

[gossumx]

Did I just hear that eSun’s PLA+ is 10 times stronger than regular PLA? Slip up much?

[htw]

The new Sunlu Pla High Speed is amazing.