OVERTURE Rock PLA Filament 1.75mm, Marble PLA 3D Printer Filament 1kg Spool (2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, Fit Most FDM Printer(Turquoise Green)

The Rock PLA from Overture has a awesome matte finish and it prints extremely nicely. I tried the rock PETG from Overture and unfortunately it's kind of glossy and doesn't look as good imo. Also keep in mind that you may need to use a larger nozzle like a .6 to prevent clogging. My first few prints I used a .4 without any issues. However, I when I tried to do multiple prints at once over night it ended up failing because the nozzle clogged. I swapped in a .6 and haven't had any issues since. I'm also not sure how abrasive this filament is, it feels kind of rough, but I'm not sure if it will actually cause more wear than normal filaments.

I got this specifically for the flecked stone/marble effect shown in the photos, as I wanted to print some busts/statues.I use a Flashforge Adventure 3. First, I had to print a spool extender, because my printer uses a specific size/type of spool. Once the extender was on, this rolled out and fed in smoothly.My printer bed has its own way of making this pla adhere, so I can't comment on how this would adhere to a flat bed. But I've had a normal glue stick work fine for me in the past on my Creality cr10.I use my machine's stock settings. This rolls through smoothly with no tangles. It adheres to the bed and itself just fine. I've printed out a bust, a statue that had failed supports, and am redoing the statue with proper supports. This has worked out to be very smooth and clean printing so far.The 'stone' style gives it a bit of a rougher feel than some other filament that I've used, but that's fine for me, because that's what I wanted.Overall, a great filament for statues, busts, stones, stone walls for tabletop gaming. Normal price range for this type and amount of filament. Will buy again. I have a lot of stuff to print now that I have a good printer.

The filament is white with black "flecks" that give it a nice granite-like texture. I'd compare the surface to a nice speckled résumé paper. It prints with a matte, slightly chalky finish.I'd highly recommend this if you want to print something that looks like it was chiseled out of rock.When I printed the statue base in the pictures, the supports didn't seem to adhere well and it looked like a mess, but once I removed the printed supports it looked great! There were a few strings in the interior part that were easily clipped. Also I tried printing a "temperature tower" that turned into a ball of spaghetti - I think that may be an adhesion issue with my print bed rather than a problem with the filament, but I need to investigate further.

I’ve had problems getting this rock pla to adhere, had to restart a few prints. But once it gets past that first layer it works really well and oh man I looooove the texture of finished prints. They’re a little rough and they’re super matte and it’s just lovely. It’s worth the extra stress of getting a print to start. Would love to see this in more colors. Purple please!!!

Great product it looks stunning when you get it to print. Works well with over hangs, build plate adhesion was okay I recommend glue sticks. This is not for moving parts it’s seems to be slightly more brittle than normal pla. Over all good filament might need help with adhesion and it’s slightly brittle.

This filament printed pretty nicely for me. The effect is nice and reminds me of the grand canyon. The finish is very matte. (no shine) It feels just a little rough and on certain models the layers lines are less visible but on others I can see the layer lines. I have no idea how strong it is but specialty PLA filaments don't tend to be super strong.

I use several brands of filament. My everyday goto filament is Overture PLA. Always consistant printing, with great looking parts. Highly recomend.

Used with the Bambu x1 carbon. . 4mm hardened hot endProduct is rejected by ams, even running it directly through from A dry box after a day of trying it still gums up to the nozzel and spaghetti's out.Can't print it on its own, can't print with supports, will stick and when you walk away gum up your nozzel and break something.Missed the return window by a couple of days but if you were looking for a challenge or to punish a fellow Enthusiast this is it.Really disappointed as the other filaments, especially the abs, from this manufacture can be a great bang for your buck. This one in particular though cost me more to fix damage than it was worth.To note from the photos,first layer stuck and I accidentally fell asleep on the couch. Was awoken by the sound of the hot end housing being ejected out the front door of the printer.