OVERTURE Marble PLA Filament 1.75mm, Realistic Rock Visualization, Stone PLA 3D Printer Filament 1kg Spool (2.2lbs), Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, Fit Most FDM Printer (Fossil Rock)

Really nice Marble PLA. Prints easily (like any other PLA) -- just used my normal composite PLA presets and it worked fine. Very nice colour, with a good amount of "marble" additive. Haven't noticed any significant reduction in strength or layer adhesion compared to a pure PLA, so that's a bonus. Very neat winding on the spool, and haven't had any clogging issues with 0.6mm or even 0.4mm nozzles. The empty spool weight is marked on the cardboard spool. This is obviously a simple thing to include, but it's a really nice touch, and I've not seen this from any other filament manufacturer yet. Hopefully it catches on! Pictures show the first print (deliberately slightly overextruded), and the same print after sanding.

I have used this with my Bambu P1S and 0.4 nozzle and have found the print quality to be great. It is super easy to use: I have done barely any tweaking of print settings, yet have ended up with nice prints. The matte rock texture and colour graduation is really nice. It does 'what it says on the tin' and produces good results that look fairly 'rock-like'. And because of it's texture I have also found it sands down well with just a fairly coarse-grit sandpaper. In terms of adhesion, I have encountered very few issues. (However, the one time it did not stick to the print bed was a bit of a disaster! Rather than just some inconvenient stringing it all clumped up into a molten ball of filament... it was definitely a reminder to check in on my prints periodically, even if the filament has otherwise been printing perfectly!)

Really pleased with this filament first time that I’ve used it, print quality is really good and absolutely fantastic for making skeletons like these dinosaur ones I did. Has a great fade to the colour and a nice matte finish. No issues with printing at all on a Creality K1 Max.

AVOID A complete waste of money. Will not adhere on first layer no matter what settings I used on both an A1 or X1 Carbon. Stringy after 12h or drying and consistently clogged both nozzles (0.4) I have not used a worse filament yet. Its a shame because OVERTURE has had some amazing filaments in the past. AVOID

Great PLA for 3D printing, smooth, high quality prints every time (on a QIDI PLUS4). The Rock Glacier Blue colour is awesome, my favourite on the market and the one I've used the most of any material. Good value, good bed adhesion, dry filament, not had any clogs or tangling issues.

This filament is quite good, but must be printed at low speeds. Not suitable for mechanical or flexible models If you print at higher speeds than recommended, there is a high probability that you will have to remove the very protruding seams on the outer layers.

I'm on the wall with this one. I've used quite a few rolls of this and a lot of the time I get issues with a clogged nozzle. Using a hardened steel 0.4 nozzle which I get zero issues with from other abrasive/additive filled filaments. Even after switching to a 0.6 nozzle, slowing speeds and upping temps it still occasionally blocks. The one saving grace and the reason I use it is it comes out really well. It has a smooth, slightly matt finish with almost zero layer lines. An ironed top surface comes out perfectly smooth too.

I really like this filament due to its unusual colours. It printed perfectly on my Bambu P2S and would definitely buy it again.

sehr gutes Filament, einfach zu Verarbeiten, einzigartige Struktur und perfekt für Gebäude