Wood Filament 1.75 PLA, Jayo 3D Printer Wood Filament 1KG Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm Wood Filament, PLA Wood Colour

Wood filament is know to be tricky and there are many guides online to it.The filament comes with a label saying "Low Temperature" and a sheet that suggests 180°C, this is nonsense.On Reddit there's a long thread discussing Joyo/Sulnu wood low-temp filament and the silly suggestion sheet. It's low temp relative to classic wood filament though.On my Ender 3v2 180°C w/ 0.4mm brass nozzle results in delamination —see tower in figure.A scaled down baby Groot is basically the 3D benchy of this filament, so see that on Thingiverse, but remember steel nozzles are run 10°C hotter. If it were not for the 170–190°C note's resulting in wasting of my time at 180°C I'd have given this product 5 stars.Stringing is a problem but coasting, slower printing and printing in one at the time mode is the solution... not printing at subzero temperatures.

Not very pleased with this PLA. First issue was adhesion and jamming. Despite playing with settings and using a heated bed we found this very hard to print with and clogged several times. We also spotted slight white areas in the PLA and found it snapped during prints as though it had weak spots. The wind was also very poor and as you can see in the picture it became loose on the reel and started to cause issues feeding. Overall looked good but prints seemed brittle and would not buy again. 3/4 of the reel will probably go in the bin.

Only had one roll, prints great, will buy another in the future.