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The only downside is before it's printed it's very brittle.

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The final print looks more like wood putty filler than real wood though in terms of colour.

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I later sanded and stained the print and it looked more like wood.

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The print layering looked like faux wood grain which was kind of neat.

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This filament is more difficult to print than plain pla, however anyone buying an atypical filament like this should already be prepared to put in more work to get prints with a novel look and feel.

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I found that my main issue with it was stringing, even when using specifications which would result in a completely clean print in standard pla.

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One last bizarre issue which happened twice over the course of all the prints i ran from this roll: the filament would seem to jam in the nozzle and not extrude for two or three layers.

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Then after a minute or two it seemed as if the pressure within the nozzle reached critical levels and the extruder would shoot a blob of completely liquified filament downwards with enough force to cause the melted plastic to splash in all directions, causing minor burns the first time it happened since i was leaning over to get a better look at the problem.