Trouble with Eryone Rainbow PLA Filament
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Hello 3D Printing Friends! I really wanted to like Eryone’s Rainbow PLA filament. But I ran into some trouble with it. What kind of trouble? Watch and see! I’ll leave it up to you to decide whether you should purchase it.
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• Aaron Lau’s “How to measure filament with a thickness gauge” video
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Hey Bryan, great unbiased review. I had the same issue with a spool of silk gold from them. I was given the runaround from their customer service as well. After providing pictures of caliper measurements I was told I was holding them wrong.... I got measurements from 2.0 down to 1.6, quite the variation. As always, thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Thierry. I'm pretty sure I was able to show that calipers and a micrometer are pretty darned close when measuring filament diameter. And it's funny, the ONLY reason I bought that micrometer is because Aaron said the calipers weren't good enough. (Yes, I spent $50 for a tool to prove that the $25 filament was out of spec). 🤓
@@BV3D ya, but it's a cool tool, sooooooo,... worth it! ;)
"so I bought a micrometer" lol. He told you that the only way to measure filament was a micrometer ... yet his video shows him NOT using a micrometer. Watching his video reminded my why I dislike dial gauges. Jumping all over the place as he tried to straighten the filament to stay between the large plattens. I agree that digital callipers give a satisfactory readings of filament diameters.
I had similar issues with Eryone Silk Gold. Filament jammed due to being in the 1.9mm range when I ran it on my MK3.
Well to be fair, he kept saying "thickness gauge" but sent me pictures of a Mitutoyo micrometer. I figured it was just a language barrier thing. But then, yeah, that device he was measuring filament with had those huge parallel discs, making it comically difficult to get a reading on filament that's curved.
That "You are watching BV3D" smile cracks me up every time.
LOL. Thanks! 🤓
Hey Bryan - Great review. I'm actually new to this product, however, I think I figured out how to use it. Still, in 2021, it is not a consistent size and it clogs nozzles. I lost two (2) today to it. However, through experimentation, I've found that by increasing your nozzle size to .8 from .4, you get consistent flow and zero clogs! With enough room to exit the extruder, it seems to print very reliably! Granted it's a bit of a pain to change the nozzle just to use this filament, but there is a fix for it.
Hi Mike! I'm glad you're able to get it to work. The two spools of it I tried had not-fully-melted PLA pellets in the filament. The parts of the filament with the pellets embedded in it wouldn't fit into the extruder. This made me sad because the parts that managed to print looked really nice. 🙂
You are right. I found that diam filement pla of eryone is more than 1.8 so for that my printing was bad and i lost all my printing. Many thanks for your support 100% helped me. I compared diameter of this filement (eryone) and other label i found great gap.
Another person I know also has this problem. There are unmelted PLA pellets in the filament, and they cause the filament to jam.
Hey Bryan. Thanks for the video. I am new to 3d printing, Having bought an Ender3 two months ago, I ordered 3 spools of filament from different manufacturers. The first one I tried was Giantarm, and it was great . I went through the whole spool with no issues, and when it finally ran out I put in this Eryone Agate Grey... I have not had a successful print since (maybe 10 attempts now with different models). While Giantarm stuck to the plate so well I had trouble removing the prints, Eryone refuses to stick. I'll set it to print before going to work, and come back to piles of filament all over the printer and floor. I have changed nothing but the filament, and I check the plate level before every print. Very disappointed with Eryone.
I have awful trouble with Eryone Orange - just oozes from the print head and refuses to stick to my glass plate. I tried drying it in an oven @ 50C for three hours and the first print was great. The second, and all subsequent prints have reverted to oozing and refusal to stick. It's now in the bin....
Thanks for sharing this Bryan. I tried watching the video by Aaron Lau and it was so frantic and jumpy that it felt more like a video someone forgot to edit. One day I'll try out a rainbow spool. With so many awesome sample prints out there, it is really tempting to get some for myself. But, for now, I'm going to stick with the material I have. At my rate of printing, it will take me several years to use it all up. :)
Hi Tim! There are other rainbow PLAs out there. I've got a spool of Zi-Rui rainbow PLA that I got for my birthday (or was it Christmas?) last year. I should give that one a try. I've got another rainbow PLA that I've used and not had any issues with either. 👍
2 years later. Orderd Eryone silkrainbow filament. Lo and behold! It jams my ender 3 v2.
Just started 3d printing about a month ago, tried different types of PLA/PLA+, including a few rainbow filaments. This is the only one I've had issues with jamming. I switch back to my other kinds and everything is smooth. I'm glad I came across this video as I thought I may have had a bad setup, but it seems there are still issues.
great review, I was also contacted by someone to also give it a shot, well since my tubes are all Capricorn now I worie about filament jams. too bad it didn't work for you, but at the same time glad you made this video to warn others.
Yeah... I would rather the filament have worked. I'm much happier showing off cool stuff than complaining about stuff that doesn't work. I really do hope they get whatever issues they're having under control though. Clearly there are some good spools of it out there, but the ones I got weren't them.
Glad I found this review. I have had the same issue with the filament jamming.
Me 2 bigtime
The one dislike is Lau
Thank your for that video. I was thinking of trying that filament. I will not buy anything from a compagny which can't manufacture accurate filament and after claims that a caliper is not accurate enough.
I had the exactly the same problem and more. Bought Silk Gold PLA from 3DJake UK. I got a 1.91mm diameter max. Loads of clogs on the nozzle and having it stuck in my Capricorn Bowden tube too. I also found black grit on the filament which caused major grinding on my extruder. I feel you bro. Thank you for sharing.
I had the same jamming issue with this filament. I've been a machinist for 20 years and I can confirm that you are using proper technique with your mic. It's just not made well. I recently bought the Anycubic rainbow pla and it's working great.
Thanks for a great unbiased review! I hope the filament situation gets fixed soon!
Hi @Tekkie Dad, I hope it gets fixed, too. If Eryone can implement a QA/QC program for their filament, and ensure that it meets the tolerances specified on the label, they'll have a winning product. 👍
Thank you, for once someone else is having the issues I have been having.. I have also been told from the person on Facebook group that I was lying...
i was going to buy a roll of it then seen your video decided to cancel my amazon order thanx mate for the info
Good on you mate. Don't go through hell like what I did. I got stone in my filament and a 1.91mm diameter of waves. In my whole life of 3D printing, Eryone can go and suck my nozzle!... and I'm not talking about the 0.4mm thing
ive had same exact results on 2 spools as you did, and customer service dropped the ball on getting me a good roll!
way out of spec for me 1.60 - 1.89 variations
I wound up sending Aaron 10 photos of my mitotuyo caliper readings, then I got a response from him to just purchase again and if I get a bad roll return it again, can't waste my time like this
Yeah, I waited until the end of the 30-day return window to exchange my first spool of Eryone Rainbow PLA, hoping that if the problem was due to a bad batch, it would have passed through the sales channel by then. The second spool was as bad.
It's sad because when it prints, it looks REALLY NICE. But then you get a 2mm thick piece and your printer jams. Which kinda sucks when you're an hour into a print, but REALLY sucks when you're like 10 hours into a print.
I had a bad roll of Gold silk from them and it was the same. I also got the run around from Zina the UK rep. I have been using their filament since they started. I now use Sunlu filaments.
Hi Mike, I'm sorry to hear that. I've used Sunlu without issue. I get that there can be problems with filament manufacturers. My experience with two spools of Eryone Rainbow PLA, received a month apart, seems to indicate a quality control problem that needs to be addressed at Eryone.
Customer service needs to step up and try to make things right, rather than using the "You're measuring it wrong" attitude or the "Just keep returning it until you get a good roll" method.
Hello Bryan,I've been testing a lot of there filament for a bit now,all different colors and I DID have problems with Silk Gold getting stuck twice in my filament runout sensor from Th3d. I have 7 printers that have randomly been using Eryone pla and so far only had this happen twice on the same roll.I've had no issues with there Rainbow yet.I use PTFE from Capricorn,CCTREE and TH3d,don't remember which is which now.I've run there pla in my TTPro and Creality cr10 and Ender 3's.I haven't used my caliper to measure there filament.Great Video.
4 years later nothing has changed. Both spools jam.
I had the same result. was so disappointed. Would you ever do a video on top rainbow filaments that you reccomend? Great video and glad it confirmed alot of my feelings too
I tried a lot of different filaments and had reasonable results even with obscure brands that had mixed reviews. Then I bought a spool of Eryone Red PLA and that thing belongs in the trash!
Same here. I thought I had a bad spool of cheap stuff years ago, but EryOne took took the biscuit and the tin
Ive had nothing but issues with eryone rainbow silk and now i seem to be having the same issue with Amolen Red Gold Silk. TY for the vid.
Is that why my rainbow ones kept jamming... My word. I thought I was inexperienced, but no. Lumps I cannot see! My goodness. Thank you very much for the video. It is very helpful. I may get some prusa or proto-pasta white pla and just learn how to paint. I can't find rainbow ones I want to purchase.
People respect companies that admit they may have a problem and courier a replacement asap. People do not respect companies that are in denial which seems to be the case here going by the comments. Eryone you need to listen to your customers and admit you have some issues before you cause yourselves harm. To put it bluntly in an Aussie way "pull your finger out."
It looks like the first bump is a pellet of PLA (stock material used to mix with pigment to make the filament itself) that didn't melt all the way and instead only got soft and squished a bit. It sticks out because of the color difference while the second one is harder to see but I bet that is what is going on.
I think you're right about that. I sort of had that suspicion. Filament production is an interesting process, with many opportunities for something to go wrong. If they had been doing realtime monitoring of their extruder's output they could have caught that, stopped that line, and resolved the issue.
I too have a spool ive had endless issues with! Cal cube after cal cube.. cube measures perfectly, but one of three corners comes out under extruded, and on edges of the cubes axis labeling letter. To me it seems like its under extruding.. ive even reset my cura settings back to defualt! Bummed as I wanted to like this filament too, but i havent tried measuring it. But ive wasted too much time trying to fix it, im ready to toss it. Im sure its beyond the time frame of contacting Amazon over it.
EDIT: After reading all these comments after posting mine, i decided to measure mine (with a caliper, its ok, im a machinist 👌) and what do you know, 1.83 to 2.03; all over the place! Glad i fohnd this video
Hey Bryan, Great review. I've heard the same thing about calipers not being accurate, but they are, as you too proved conclusively.
I've printed a whole roll of the Rainbow Silk (3 Butt Vases) with the #Borg, I haven't had any issues so far. I've got another roll that I will be looking at even more closely, just to be sure.
I'm not saying your wrong, quite the opposite, your video speaks for itself. Just wanted to let you know my experience.
I also have a few other rolls of Eryone filament, I'll let you know if I find any anomalies. Their way, my way, anyway Ha Ha Ha
Hi Spike! Thanks! I think the calipers do a reasonable job measuring the diameter of the filament. @3D Printing with Heath has also run through a lot of Eryone Rainbow PLA without any issues at all.
Let me know if you find anything out of the ordinary with your other spools. 👍
@@BV3D I have been printing with several other Eryone spools and not had any issues so far. I've also been measuring the diameters at various places during prints, so far I haven't found any, out-of-spec deviations. I do still have another new spool of Rainbow silk that I haven't opened yet, but will check the dimensions on that when I open it. If anything, I would expect the the Rainbow is more likely to have deviations due to the colour changes during manufacture, but the last spool was perfectly fine.
@@spikekent Cool! It may only be their rainbow line that's having a problem, as you said. I don't know how much of it they sell, how much Amazon stocks, or any of that. I had got my two spools of it from Amazon about a month apart, and I hoped that if it was a bad production run, that particular run would have sold through and they would've restocked with a newer run. Thanks for the update on your other Eryone spools! 👍
@@spikekent I'm going on to my second roll. My first roll of silk gold from Eryone was disgusting! Where did you order your rolls from Spike. I really want to try your please. I bought mine from 3DJake.
I'm currently using the glow in the dark filament from ERYONE. No problem with it. I also have this filament from ERYONE in this video brand new. I can't wait to use it.
that sucks.. the filament looks sweet when it's all correct. guessing you have 2 rolls that are off the same run thou.. bet in a few months they'll have burned thru that batch and the new run will be good again...?
I'd like to hope so. I'll leave the ball in their court. If they want to reach out to me when they get their issues worked out, and send me a spool of it to replace this one, I'll give it a shot again.
If the manufacturer has a half decent setup they will be fully aware of this inaccuracy, from what I have read in the comments CS are trying to fob people off with all sorts of reasons, even calling one guy a liar
The current popular theory on Twitter is that they're getting "seconds" stock from whomever is actually running the extruder lines. I would suspect that the first batch of the Rainbow PLA they sent out was probably seconds also, but was just a higher quality run. And that's the batch that everybody on Twitter was getting in the first go-round. But then the second batch came out and it had all sorts of problems, and that's what people (myself included) were having problems with. I also suspect the customer service crew wasn't expecting the second batch to be so completely awful, and just didn't know how to handle it. So yeah, I bought a $50 measuring tool to prove a point about $25 filament, because it seemed to really be the only way to get their attention. In the end, they said the extrusion line was being shut down for 60 days to improve quality. So we'll see in a month or so whether they've got the issues ironed out, both with the filament AND with Customer Service's approach to dealing with complaints.
Damn! It sucks you had this issue! Thats frustrating! I've had nothing but great experience with this filament personally, but its important to speak up like you did when you get poopy quality.
Appreciate the review. I watched Lau's measurement on same filament, If I'm reading correctly, he is also getting 1.78~1.82 in places he measured. It doesn't mater how you measure it, if it is ticker than 1.79, it will get stuck in PTFE tube. Also recently I noticed some filaments appearing in market that named PLA but actually they are mixture of PLA and ABS which you can't find a proper temp to extrude it. I'm guessing they are recycled.
Hi, and thanks. I think in his video he was deliberately trying to force a reading that was out of spec, by using a tool with an overly-wide measuring surface, and measuring the filament along its curve. I don't know what his intent really was, but he was clearly not measuring the diameter of the filament with any great care or precision.
The filament market seems to be changing all the time. When I started a couple years ago, PLA was a 180˚C kind of product, and now PLA is often rated for 200˚C to 235˚C. I guess when in doubt print hotter, but once you start getting in the 235-240 range, you'll end up having problems if you have a PTFE-lined hot end. The PTFE tubes just don't like temperatures around 245˚C.
Have you tried raising the tempeture on the hot end to 215 or 220 c degrees? I had roll like that and was able to use it by raising the temp.😉
Hi Louie! I tried printing in the 230/235C range, but when the filament is physically too large to pass through the extruder, even that doesn't help. 😀
@@BV3D wow, mine have not been that bad. Luck I guess. But then again been that it's a rainbow spool I not surprised of the inconsistency if they are mixing colors on the fly. I wonder if the people having luck with it are using a larger nozzle.
The weird thing about it though is that the inconsistent diameter is occurring throughout the spool, not just at the color transitions. It's not, say, printing green and then jamming when it turns to blue. I think the people who are successfully printing with this filament have spools where the filament doesn't get up to 2.03mm in diameter. 😀Clearly there are some good spools out there. I just didn't get them.
I'm using 210 degrees. It's working like a charm. My new hatchbox filament is brittle and has to be heated with a blow dryer in order to work. 😡
Just watched this video. I just purchased red sparkle eryone. It clogged...jammed. .thickness is inconsistent. Took me awhile to figure out. It stopped extruding during a print. I took it out and ran some purge through. The purge material was not coming out then there was a large liquid red sparkle drop about three times the filament size dropped to the table. Then another. Then the purge material came out the extruder. I had to raise the temp to 250 to get that purge material to push the eryone filament drop out. Also the extruder would click like filament was jamming. My extruder is strong. It never clicks anymore. So I realized the size was small on the eryone filament.
Thank you for the video information
I have had the same problem of the filament had knots at a larger mm
I have found that I settings I found that works with
.06m nozzle and at
231C
-235C
Heater bed at
75C-80C
I have quite the success
I have done 20-30 successful prints
But most prints have had to use of rafts
2 prints have had success with skirt
1 cracked Christmas tree 6 inch
1 owl 3 inch high
But all other prints had to use Raft
Thank for sharing. I have some tri color filament from a different brand, I get failed prints due to clogs. I measured the filament and it's with in tolerance but still having issues.
I wish I saw this earlier. I just received 2 spools of their tri-colored, coextruded, silk pla and not a single print has completed successfully. When I notice the printer is jammed, it takes around 40lbs of force [with the hotend still on] to pull the filament out, and the end that was stuck looks like an auger bit, or a corkscrew, somehow. I'll have to pull out my micrometer and do this, later. 😒
I usually use Stronghero3D for rainbow and silk colors. I just bougtht a spool of Eryone Steampunk Rainbow. I haven't had any jamming or clogging issues in any of my printers with it, but I have noticed it doesn't print nearly as well as other brands. The shells of the print are okay, but the infill is very rough and blobby and these are with the same settings I use for almost every brand I buy.
In between the part of the filament where it was so thick it wouldn't fit through the extruder, the filament had a nice look to it. The main problem I was having was that it wasn't quality checked to ensure its diameter was within the ±0.05mm tolerance. So it sounds like maybe they've got the diameter issues cleared up, but now there are printability issues with their PLA.
HI Bryan.
Thank you for the video. I've been leafing through some of the comments and I was wondering, after a few months, if you have heard about any improvements with Eryone? I've recently got into 3D printing and I wanted a couple of silk rolls so I bought pink and copper. I haven't opened the copper but the pink is awful. There are either air bubbles or inclusions of some variety the whole way through the roll as far as I can tell. I've done about 40 hours of printing with the Pink so far and I've had one moderately successful print, however there are obvious weak spots and poor adhesion in several places. Ugh.
I guess with all that said, do you have a recommendation for a better Silk PLA manufacturer?
Thanks again.
My favorite for silk PLA right now is CC3D. The Silk Copper is stunning. Here's an affiliate link if you'd like to take a look: amzn.to/2SY4Xwm
Eryone Filament not working on Tronxy s5
Hi John, thanks for the note. Along with another recent comment, it sounds like Eryone filament still has problems.
Many thanks Bryan
You are very welcome!
I have been using eryone filament a lot for my print farm and lately it has been jamming in both my bambu's and my enders. On multiple colors. Seems like they still haven't solved these issues after four years. Might have to switch brands
Damn. I wish I had seen this video BEFORE buying this filament. Of course I found most of the same issues with my 3 pack from Eryone. It was a waste of time and effort. Fortunately, Amazon let me return this crap.
Great video! Poor quality control on their part, just cost them about $300 from sales to me. Thanks.
Hi Bryan, I have a rainbow silk pla and a couple of other silk pla's not from Eryone but from different companies and every time
I've tried to print with any of them they always block the hot end after the 1st few layers ( 3 to 5 layer high )
I tried drying them in a filament dryer for many hours ( over 24 hours on one of them )
and even had them sit in the dryer when it was set to 50 C and being fed in to the printer,
But every time they block up any of my now 4 different printers hot ends. even the new all metal hot end on one of the printers.
I tried changing the flow speed, tried bit by bit upping the nozzle temperature beyond even the top one stated on the boxes.
Nothing helps, they always block the hot end! My other discord forum members tell me that upping the temps don't help and the pla should be working?
But the silk pla always just keep blocking the hot ends. So maybe even 3 years on the diameter problem on all produced silks from every maker has the same fault?
Nice!
Thanks, Jim! 👍
i have been watching alot of your videos this week, i started printing about a week ago. can you recoment a filament thats just works. i just got 300g of this hopeing for the best
Take a look at Printed Solid's Jessie PLA. www.printedsolid.com/collections/1-75mm-jessie
Hello , I just bought this eryone printer and it is jamming all the time. I try to heat at 240 degres and stil jamming. What's the problem?
Massive diameter and dry filament pellets inside causing big blobs. I've had it too
A month or two back I went to order half a dozen spools to test their PLA, after two weeks I had received no shipping info, then I noticed they changed the shipping info to awaiting for stock and was still a month away, I cancelled the order. I would still like to try their PLA at some point, but they need to be more transparent about stock in North America.
I have the same problems with Inland rainbow filament not sure about the thicknesses because I don't normally measure them but block each and like of that seems to be the same no matter which role I bought three and they all have the same problem
I have an Eryone Tri colour SILK and omg it is the most frustrating and unprintable filament in PLA form, managed to 2 decent temp towers chose the right temp, E steps and flow rate calibrated with the specific filament, pressure advance done. and it wont print anything useful.
I have eryone PTEG and Matte black and both print amazingly.
I just got a roll of eryone sparkly galaxy red and 10 hour into a build it appears to have jammed my printer.
Yep. I was gifted a roll and immediately having problems.
I can’t get it to run in my printer either, I thought it was just me being a newbie and not doing settings right
I dont have that much experience in 3D printing.. but out of about 30 different brands PLA rolls.. i have 2 rolls of ERYONE Silk PLA Rainbow.. Never seen anything worse.. After printing it feels like model was made out of napkins or toilet paper..you can brake it with a finger.. And its with .5 Nozzle .1 wall high and 220C. No Clogs.. Had to use white filament for another print so i did "install new filament" 3 times.. and still had pink color coming out for another 10 min of printing.
I absolutely hate Eryone filament. Fails constantly.
I’ve been lucky! I’ve had two rolls of rainbow, sparkly, copper silk, never any jams. But, on the copper silk I did have a weird thing happen where is was “squeaking” on retraction, and half way through the print it snapped? I wonder if that’s the issue?
Hi Stephen! That squeaking issue is kind of weird. I had an issue like that once on my Prusa MK3, but that was a long time ago and I don't remember what filament it was happening with (or whether it was the extruder itself).
I am hoping after 3+ years it is better because I purchased a spool before seeing this video.
I was able to cancel. It was canceled because of this video. I trust @BV3D and have found his reviews and tips to be very useful. I don't need to take that chance. Hoping the RepRappers rainbow filament will work. :)
A year later having this same issue with their rainbow silk pla which I’ve just noticed isn’t currently for sale on Amazon anymore (at least not the version I ordered) so maybe they’re aware of an issue...either way I’m returning as defective; I tested 8 other rolls that work fine and even changed extruder and calricorn Bowden tubes to again have same air guitar outcome. It’s a filament issue for sure unfortunately.
Ive had the same issues with the rainbow and also the gold
wow, they say electronic calipers are not accurate, rubbish, any excuse to save face .... only just ordered some Eryone Rainbow PLA, thank goodness i ordered via amazon uk .
Hi Phil, I think at the time they were trying to cover up negative reviews, but I've seen recently in their FaceBook group that they seem to have come around and are owning up to mistakes and trying to make things right.
They're still having production issues, but they're offering replacements. One I saw was where somebody ordered three spools of the same color. The spools they received were all different shades of the same color, and it looked like Eryone was going to replace them.
I think they need a better QA process in place to catch these issues before they reach consumers.
@@BV3D Thanks Bryan for the detailed information, its a appreciated .
Is there a method to setup the diameter and density of this filement on cura. But i do not know the length of the filement spool. The wheight is 1000 gr.
Hi, the average length of filament on a 1kg spool is around 330m. Source: polar3d.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/9000055693-what-is-the-average-length-of-filament-in-a-1-kg-spool-
Eryone filement 1.75 blue bought nov 2019 not working on anet a8. I lost a lot of modeles so at each time i stop printing. What is issue?
The anet a8 pla for test working very well
If you have digital calipers, check the diameter of the filament. Mine was very inconsistent. And a friend of mine on Twitter yesterday showed me a picture of one of his spools of Eryone filament, and it had a blob of incompletely melted PLA pellet in it, like mine did.
How is a lump appearing on a spool run, this must be a fault in the manufacturing process.
There was 100% a problem on the extrusion line when that batch or batches of filament were being produced. That weird glob in the filament was a not-fully-melted PLA pellet. Also holy heck my hair was short three years ago!
thank you for this review, just wanted to buy 2kg of this but skipped after seeing your video.
Hey bryan greetings from holland ive got the silk pla from eryone i did see your vid and I've got the same problem with it and this video is 1 year old so the problem has still not being fixed first couple of meters and its printing fine but the filament got stuck in the hotend and jammed every time the winding of the filament is bad the temperature of the filament is not accurate so im still not giving up but ist getting worse and worse everytime 😂 love your vids btw. 😁
Hey Bryan. You are right, I just watched your video. Thanks for your time. My colleagues and I always collect these inforamtions and urge factory to improve all machines. There is a good news, I was told that we start to do this from June 21, it will spend 2 months for improving all machines. BTW, if someone buy any roll pla with inconsistant diameter, please send a message with a picture via amazon message. Eryone team will offer you a 99% code for the item which you buy. Welcome everybody to communicate eryone items with us: problems - we will try our best to solve them, good ideas - we will try our best to accomplish them. Your problems and requests will urgue us to improve our items quality and service. We want to offer evry customers our best items and service, we will continue to try our best to do this. All staff of Eryone Team need all friends' help and support and need also more times to improve them. Once again, thanks for Bryan's time and understanding.
Hi Aaron. I am glad your filament producer will be improving the machines. In a couple of months, when the filament is being produced with a diameter that is consistently within tolerances, please let me know.
For now, I have a spool of filament I cannot use, because it some portions of it will not fit into the extruder on my printers. Your offer of a 99% discount code is generous, but I, and other customers with problematic filament, cannot just keep returning spool after spool trying to get one that is within tolerances. And until your filament producer has finished their improvements, that is what will happen.
Once the improvements are in place, I recommend continuously monitoring the diameter of filament being produced to ensure it is within tolerances. If the monitoring system detects filament that is not within tolerances, that filament line should be halted, examined to determine the cause of the problem, and restarted only when the problem has been resolved.
If Eryone can sell consistently good filament-and I mean as close to 1.75mm as possible-you will have a LOT of loyal customers praising you, and coming back for more.
So, please let me know when the new filament is ready after the improvements have been made to the production line. I would like to give it a try.
@@BV3D Yes, I will let you know if I get consistently good filament. And I will offer you a code 99% off at that time. Once again, thanks for your time and support.
@@BV3D still no improvement
Value your opinion and methodology. I will not buy this filament. I do a lot of multi color printing on mmu2s and palette2. Believe me tolerances matter to either multi material solution. That's why Prusa made their own filament with true .02 or less tolerances. If u can't get it to work in single color printing I'll not even try it. Guess everyone that "loves it" has especially wide filament path.
Hi Nuroo! Long time no see! I suspect Eryone is simply rebranding or white-boxing from another manufacturer. It's a common practice, from what I've heard. Whatever factory sourced the spools I bought was clearly having issue, given that the filament would drop to 1.67mm diameter and then balloon to 1.8mm in the space of a few cm.
Based on that, it's entirely likely that there are (or were) quite a few "good" spools out there, and it was just my bad luck to get two bad ones. I hoped that getting the replacement a month after the first one would've allowed for the bad stock to pass out of the sales channel.
I think the main point of my frustration with the situation is that it's a roll of the dice whether you get a good or bad roll, and you don't know it's bad until your printer jams. And I don't have time to keep returning/exchanging things with Amazon.
How you doing bv3d
Doing great, Paul! Hope you're doing well, too!
Hold two lots of eryone pla, silk gold in 2022 and yellow today (2023) both garbage. Always warping on the bed in one corner and bulge at the sides the higher the print goes. Chsnged to a roll of eSUN PLA, same printer, same settings, same gfile, perfect print. I will never purchase eryone again.
bought it on Amazon, well that will be fake then.
literally can not make this shit print at all decommissioned my whole printer now for months seriously dissatisfied.