Just finished printing the intake. Verbatim PLA is now my go to filament.

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Just finished printing the intake. Verbatim PLA is now my go to filament. It prints unlike any other PLA I have used.

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fe4ede9db0c8d0478240f77d1aa03d6c.jpeg4048×3036 3.19 MB

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e8def0d848ba42b33cc796f453b4be3c.jpeg4048×3036 3.37 MB

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2a17e8581f38c4a9dc82f1f0810986ad.jpeg3036×4048 2.88 MB

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6eaaa14e87f645f079e9fee45c20c180.jpeg4048×3036 2.58 MB

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Is that from Thingiverse

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@Chevrolet_Diesel_Nat Yes. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1911808/#files

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Nice printing. I have used the Verbatim ABS quite a bit and have also found the quality to be excellent

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I have printed a few kilos of Verbatim PLA, and to be honest I have not been too impressed, the colors are a bit translucent and not so vivid (especially the yellow), and the print quality have not been any better than my usual go-to filaments.

That said, the print above from @Kyle1 ​ looks excellent.

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@Kyle1 I saw that and I was like that is amazing

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There are two types of Verbatim filament , 1 from Japan and 1 from China. I find the Japan PLA excellent

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Give Atomic Filament PLA a try. I’ve found it not only highly consistent, but it’s also well saturated with colorant, so you don’t see any translucency in your coloring (unless you specifically order for it). I’ve run a few other US made filaments, and while consistency doesn’t tend to be horrible (except with MakerGeeks), a lot of manufacturers skimp on the colorant.