What temperatures should I print Inland Matte PLA at?

Treat it like standard PLA: roughly 200-220 C at the nozzle and 50-60 C on a heated bed. Start in the middle and adjust for your printer.

Does it fit any 3D printer?

It is 1.75 mm filament, so it fits printers that take 1.75 mm stock, which is most consumer FDM machines. Check that your spool holder accepts a 1 kg cardboard spool.

How is matte PLA different from regular PLA?

The surface is non-reflective and hides layer lines, but matte blends are usually a bit more brittle and less forgiving of tight bends than glossy PLA.

The recommended range is 30-70 mm/s. Pushing much faster risks poor layer adhesion and stringing on matte blends.

Is the cardboard spool recyclable?

Yes, the spool is cardboard and can go in paper recycling once empty, though some owners keep them for respooling.

Does it need an enclosure?

No. PLA prints fine in the open; an enclosure mainly helps with drafts and warping on large parts.

Inland Matte PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament 1.0kg Cardboard Spool

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Our take on the Inland Matte PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament 1.0kg Cardboard Spool

Inland Matte PLA is a 1.75 mm PLA filament on a 1 kg cardboard spool, made for FDM printers that take standard 1.75 mm stock. Its selling point is the matte surface, which hides layer lines better than glossy PLA and gives prints a soft, non-reflective look. It prints at ordinary PLA temperatures and modest speeds, so it suits beginners and anyone printing display pieces, props and cosplay parts. Against premium matte PLAs it is a plain, no-frills option; reviewers treat it as a dependable everyday spool rather than a specialty material.

Best forBeginners with a first 1.75 mm printerDisplay models, props and cosplay partsHiding layer lines on functional printsBuyers who want a cardboard spool

Pros

Matte finish softens layer lines and glare
Standard PLA temperatures and setup
1.75 mm diameter fits common FDM printers
Cardboard spool is easy to recycle
1 kg spool gives a long run between changes

Cons

Matte surface shows fingerprints and scuffs
Modest recommended speed of 30-70 mm/s
Matte PLAs tend to be more brittle than glossy PLA
Cardboard spools can drag or wobble on some holders
Color and finish vary between batches

Inland Matte PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament 1.0kg Cardboard Spool prices at every store

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Inland Matte PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament 1.0kg Cardboard Spool price history

Lowest price we've seen: $10.99 on Nov 9 at Micro Center. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Owners describe it as a solid, affordable matte PLA that prints cleanly on stock settings. Most praise the finish and the cardboard spool; complaints center on brittleness and occasional spool or winding issues.

What people mention

FinishPraisedOwners like the flat matte look and say it hides layer lines better than glossy PLA.
BrittlenessCriticisedSome report the filament snapping or feeling brittle, especially on older spools.
SpoolMixedThe cardboard spool is welcomed for recycling but can drag or fit poorly on some holders.
Print settingsPraisedReviewers say it prints reliably at ordinary PLA temperatures and moderate speeds.
WindingCriticisedA few owners mention tangles or uneven winding that interrupted long prints.

Specifications

Printing Material Type: Plastic
Filament Diameter: 1.75 mm
Filament Type: PLA
Type: Filament
Material: Cardboard (Spool)
Weight: 1 kg
Printing Speed: 30-70 mm/s (Recommended Print Speed)

Questions and answers

What temperatures should I print Inland Matte PLA at?: Treat it like standard PLA: roughly 200-220 C at the nozzle and 50-60 C on a heated bed. Start in the middle and adjust for your printer.
Does it fit any 3D printer?: It is 1.75 mm filament, so it fits printers that take 1.75 mm stock, which is most consumer FDM machines. Check that your spool holder accepts a 1 kg cardboard spool.
How is matte PLA different from regular PLA?: The surface is non-reflective and hides layer lines, but matte blends are usually a bit more brittle and less forgiving of tight bends than glossy PLA.
Can I print it fast?: The recommended range is 30-70 mm/s. Pushing much faster risks poor layer adhesion and stringing on matte blends.
Is the cardboard spool recyclable?: Yes, the spool is cardboard and can go in paper recycling once empty, though some owners keep them for respooling.
Does it need an enclosure?: No. PLA prints fine in the open; an enclosure mainly helps with drafts and warping on large parts.
Where is the Inland Matte PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament 1.0kg Cardboard Spool cheapest?: At Micro Center, for $10.99, as of our latest check.