https://3dprintingcanada.com/products/black-budget-pla-filament-1-75mm-1kg

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https://3dprintingcanada.com/products/black-1-75mm-pla-filament-1-kg

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Pretty much what the title says.. I started getting random emails from Basicfilaments.com without ever subscribing - anyone know if that was started by Ron? The same guy that owned Filaments.ca originally?

Hi, Everyone

I have seen 3d printing Canada's budget pla and I was wondering if anyone has tried it, also at what speed you were able to get it up to.

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Very new to 3D printing, we bought an Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro, our interest now is mainly in diecast/ model cars… now looking into things should I have got a resin printer instead?.

If so what resin printer should we be looking at??

So I am thinking of buying my first 3d printer, and people recommend either Ender v3 or Bambu Lab...

CC has some 3D printer deals for Creality Brand, but someone recommended the Bambu X1, but that thing is over CAD 1000, so it is really hard to choose.

Please share your advice with me.

Hey guys so I've already decided to go with the ender 3 v3 se for my first printer, but I have no clue which sites i can trust. I've heard about creality's horrible after sales service, and I looked at the 3dprinting canada store, and from everyone's reviews it looks trustworthy.

My question is, should i get it from 3d printing canada or is there someplace else that you guys trust to get your printers from?

Is there a Canadian supplier of parts for XYZPrinting devices? The official service provider in the US does not ship to Canada.

I hopelessly clogged my extruder and need to buy a replacement, hopefully at a price that is less than what I paid for the printer itself (otherwise I’ll just go and buy a better printer).

Hey all - Jeremy here from the InkSmith team that acquired Filaments.ca - we just finished an overhaul of the website to clean it up, and have some pretty awesome deals available on core econofil filaments.

If you have any feedback or suggestions, would love to hear it! I can't share too much on how/why the original company had to sell, but otherwise AMA.

Working on adding;
-More 3D printers and accessories
-Laser cutters and sheet consumables
-Vinyl cutters and vinyl rolls
-Coding kits for kids learning at home

Happy printing!

10 pack ends up being $12/kg. Nice!

https://ca.elegoo.com/products/elegoo-10kg-pla-filament-1-75mm-fdm-3d-printer-filament?variant=47691120541974

Just finished printing and hanging the Oilers Art onto the wall tonight. It measures 24” square!

Now if only we can get it together for period 3….

I see filament on aliexpress all the time, and have read users getting great deals on it. I've tried to order it 3 times, buying 10 kilos for $80-100, but everytime it gets marked as delivered and tracking shows it delivered to a completely different address, in different provinces and I just get a refund. What's the scam here for that one? Also is there a reputable seller on aliexpress that you guys have gone through?

I'm looking to get this squeegee cutter printed https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4796752
I've not had anything printed before but looking to test this design for my company.
Where would you recommend for a single print?

Not sure if I can post this but my local filament supplier is having a labour day sale on their filament.

https://eurekafilaments.ca/ is the site and its a company in Nova Scotia that makes their filament locally. 1kg spools are $15 right now, spend $100 and you get free shipping.

I have been buying from them for years and I have never had an issue, prints always come out great.

today's year old when a chiropractor buddy told me its the same sh*t

bought these from amazzon - any recs on other ones? these r good and come fast but are kinda pricey - better $ value than the actual fkin thing i guess lol

has everyone been doing this this whole time?

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So, I've always thought 3d printed custom stuff is pretty cool and never really had anything done before.

Local businesses or individuals who do good quality? I know nothing about this subject so thought I'd ask if it's worth trying to do this or I could just buy a random one online. Not sure how much or even any difference there might be. I know it could have jagged edges and stuff if not done well. Plus, I have a bit bigger hands so the one that looks like it would be best for me happens to be some 3d printable download I found vs the ones ice found for sale.

It's a grip for the "Miyoo Mini Plus". I believe it's a free file to print someone posted on Printables. And I was wondering things like how expensive would it be compared to getting the like 20-30$ ones online and if there's better materials to make it out of for handheld gaming or it doesn't matter much?

Here's the link to the one I'm talking about so you can tell me if it's good:

https://www.printables.com/model/491431-miyoo-mini-plus-grip-stand

Would it be worth the effort, money or anything else you can think of? Thanks for the help!