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Frequently Asked Questions
Which filament should I choose?
🌱 PLA
Easy to print, provides a nice finish, available in many colors.
👉 Ideal for beginners, decorative items, prototypes, and general models.
⚠️ Heat sensitive, may soften above approximately 60 °C.
✨ PLA Silk
Silky sheen, extra spectacular surface – if aesthetics matter.
👉 Perfect for ornaments, vases, models, and exhibition pieces.
⚠️ Primarily recommended for decorative purposes; not the best choice for high mechanical stress.
🌌 PLA Glow in the Dark
Glow-in-the-dark, special PLA filament. 🌟
👉 A good choice for toys, decorations, and attention-grabbing elements.
⚠️ The additive can wear down the nozzle, so a wear-resistant nozzle is recommended for long-term use.
💪 PETG
Stronger and less brittle than PLA, also offers good layer adhesion and durability.
👉 For functional parts, holders, casings, and everyday objects.
⚠️ May require a bit more fine-tuning; stringing can occur.
🔥 ABS
A strong, impact-resistant engineering filament that withstands higher thermal loads than PLA.
👉 For casings, machine components, prototypes, and parts subject to higher stress.
⚠️ Prone to warping, so a heated print bed and preferably an enclosed print chamber are recommended. Adequate ventilation is necessary during printing.
🧩 TPU
Flexible, rubber-like, and impact-resistant filament.
👉 Ideal for cases, seals, vibration-dampening elements, flexible components, and protective elements.
⚠️ May require slower printing speeds and precise filament guidance.
💧 PVA
Water-soluble filament, primarily used as support material.
👉 Ideal for complex models, internal cavities, and supports that would be difficult to remove mechanically.
⚠️ Highly moisture-sensitive, so it must be stored in dry, well-sealed packaging.
🏎️ PLA Carbon Fiber
PLA reinforced with carbon additive, with a stiffer character and a matte, technical appearance.
👉 For technical models, casings, holders, and stiffer prototypes.
⚠️ Abrasive material – a wear-resistant or hardened steel nozzle is recommended.
⚙️ PETG Carbon Fiber
Combines the durability of PETG with greater rigidity and a distinctive, matte surface.
👉 A good choice for functional, technical components, holders, and structural elements.
⚠️ Also an abrasive filament, so a wear-resistant nozzle is recommended.
💡 Tip:
If you're just starting 3D printing, try PLA – it's easy to print and versatile.
If you need a more durable part, choose PETG; for higher thermal loads, ABS; for flexible parts, TPU; and for complex supports, PVA can be a good choice.
If appearance or a special surface is important, check out the Silk, Glow, or Carbon filaments.
What kind of 3D printer are the materials for?
👉 Our filaments can be used with most FDM/FFF type 3D printers, such as Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa, Anycubic, Artillery, and other compatible models.
👉 Our resins are designed for LCD, MSLA, and DLP technology resin 3D printers.
Do I need a heated print bed or an enclosed print chamber?
- PLA / PLA Silk / PLA Glow: A heated print bed is not strictly necessary, and an enclosed print chamber is generally not required.
- PETG: A heated print bed is recommended for better adhesion; an enclosed chamber is usually not needed.
- ABS: A heated print bed is highly recommended, and for larger models, an enclosed print chamber also significantly helps in reducing warping.
- TPU: A heated print bed is not always necessary but can improve adhesion.
- PVA: The settings should primarily be aligned with the filament you are using it with as a support material.
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Carbon filaments: Depending on the base material, an environment similar to PLA or PETG settings is recommended.
💡 Tip: If you are just starting with 3D printing, PLA is the easiest choice – it generally requires fewer settings and fine-tuning.
Is the proper storage of ingredients important?
Yes! Filaments can absorb moisture from the air, which can degrade print quality, causing issues like popping, stringing, or an uneven surface.
👉 Store filaments in a dry, airtight box or bag, preferably with silica gel.
Keep resins in their original, tightly sealed bottles, in a cool place, protected from direct sunlight and UV light.
💡 PVA and TPU, in particular, can be more sensitive to moisture, making dry storage even more crucial for them.
How long does it take for you to ship the package?
Orders are shipped within 48 hours of payment. 📦
Delivery then typically takes 1–3 business days, depending on the chosen shipping method.
We deliver to parcel points, lockers, and home addresses, and personal pickup is also available by prior arrangement. 🚀