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I've not used that printer, but eSUN PLA+ is my goto filament! It's strong, affordable, high quality and produces good prints. I have found though it wants high temp printing. 225C seems to be the sweet spor on my sidewinder X2.
Try printing a temp tower because it's stringy as fuck or downright brittle at the wrong temps.
Thanks, will do.
After I clean things a bit. after live adjusting tons I to think that 225C will be the good spot. and maybe to 'quality' setting instead of 'speed'. The others have no problem with nice quality prints even on the speed settings, but what you said about the temp change and the reaction of the filament to this aka it being brittle and stuff like that.. maybe its not suitable for faster printing on the Prusa Mini. I will test it again when the MK4 gets here, maybe that will be better.
That said: I do not think I will buy this brand again. hmm and I in fact just did! for the cleaning thing recommended by solarbird! LOL
It just that.. I mean: I'm from the EU, which means the shipping from Prusa is affordable, and ColorFabb too. The last one is actually free for my country. The first was out of the colors I now asap need, the second still has a very very very shitty e-commerce site. but aside from a lot of frustration it kinda worked in the end. with a nice coupon to!
Although given the amount of people who are swearing by esun, maybe when I did dail it in I will change my mind a bit. It does have a good price point. I hope I get it good enough for certain prints and .. secretly hoping: maybe for all .. in a way that I do not have to think ;-)