Kingroon ABS 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Gray
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- Last seen at $32.00 at KingRoon 3D Printer on Nov 10.
Our take on the Kingroon ABS 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Gray
Kingroon ABS is a 1.75 mm gray filament for FDM printers that can handle ABS. ABS is tougher and more heat-resistant than PLA, so it suits functional parts like brackets, enclosures and car trim. The trade-off is that ABS needs an enclosed printer, a heated bed around 90-110°C and good ventilation, and it warps more than PLA or PETG. Reviewers of budget ABS spools like this one typically note strong layer bonding once dialed in, but also inconsistent diameter and a strong odor while printing.
- Higher heat resistance than PLA
- Tough and impact-resistant when printed right
- Can be smoothed with acetone vapor
- Works with standard 1.75 mm FDM printers
- Gray hides layer lines and light scratches
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Kingroon ABS 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Gray price history
Lowest price we've seen: $32.00 on Nov 10 at KingRoon 3D Printer. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
What reviewers say
Owners of budget ABS spools report solid strength and good layer adhesion once temperatures and enclosure are sorted. Common complaints are warping on open printers, a sharp smell during printing and occasional diameter variation that causes jams or uneven extrusion.
- StrengthPraisedOwners say printed parts hold up to stress and heat better than PLA.
- WarpingCriticisedReviewers report corners lifting on open printers without an enclosure.
- OdorCriticisedThe fumes are noticeable and need ventilation or a filter.
Questions and answers
- Do I need an enclosure to print this ABS?
- Yes, an enclosure is strongly recommended. ABS shrinks as it cools, and a stable warm chamber is the main defense against warping and layer splitting.
- What bed and nozzle temperatures should I use?
- Start around 230-250°C at the nozzle and 90-110°C on the bed. Tune from there for your printer and part geometry.
- Is ABS stronger than PLA?
- ABS is tougher and more heat-resistant, so it suits functional parts. PLA is stiffer and easier to print but softens at lower temperatures.
- Can I smooth ABS prints?
- Yes. Acetone vapor or brushing softens the surface and fuses layer lines, which PLA cannot do.
- Does it fit any 1.75 mm printer?
- It fits printers set up for 1.75 mm filament, but the printer must reach ABS temperatures and ideally be enclosed.
- Is ABS safe to print indoors?
- It releases fumes, so print in a ventilated space or use a filtered enclosure. Avoid printing in small unventilated rooms.
