OVERTURE PLA Matte 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Matte PLA 1kg Cardboard Spool (2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm (Matte Green)

I got suggested this brand by a friend that has been printing for 8 years and boy am I happy I listened. This has been an amazing filament for me as a beginner to 3d printing. This filament prints beautifully on my slightly modified Ender 3 V2. Filament arrived in great condition (dry and clean) sealed well in a vacuum sealed bag with a desiccant. Super strong yet slightly brittle (just as PLA should be). The matte finish seems to help hide a lot of minor artifacts inherent to fdm printing (layer lines, seams, ect). The thickness is spot on as measured by my calipers and proven consistent by the fact I have had zero extrusion issues through 3 full rolls of this stuff. Very minimal smell while printing.

Bought for my husband’s printer so he could make me vases for Mother’s Day gifts. They turned out perfectly!!! No issues with the print at all. The beige and wood are my favorite. I love the smell of the wood while it’s printing, smells like burnt wood. We only buy Overture and Bambu Lab filaments.

"OVERTURE Rock PLA is awesome! It prints super smooth and gives your models a cool, stone-like texture right off the bed. Perfect for statues, terrain, or anything that needs that rugged, natural look. Strong, reliable, and no nozzle clogs—just great results every time!"

This filament was a little bit of a pain to print but it came out okay. Have to go slow with higher heat. The look is perfect. There's no string. I didn't have any tangling and the size is perfect I've been on a quest for the right filament to print the stones from The fifth Element and this was perfect

Saw some cool pyramid models that I liked and was searching for some tan filament to print with and happened to come across this stuff that I didn’t know existed, so I bought it. Turns out the designers of the model used this exact filament (sedimentary rock) and it turned out great.

Wow, I’ve tried multiple different brands before landing on overture because I liked the matte black color PLA they’ve got. This rock PLA has outstanding results I personally think because it has a level of flexibility, it’s still super sturdy like all PLA but when snapping supports off things like limbs and weapons the material will bend before snapping. Not only that but the material color and complexion itself adds depth and detail I don’t find with other color PLAs. No odor whatsoever, it’s almost a softer material (the way you’d compare gold metal to iron). NO STRINGS! I’ve got about 300hrs working with this PLA and I don’t get any strings unless a support fails which is much less often then other colors!

I'm using this with a 0.2 nozzle on a Creality K2 Plus, which can be troublesome for some filaments, and this has worked flawlessly without any clogs or tangles.

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.