HATCHBOXABS 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05 mm, 1 kg Spool, 3.00 mm, Black

I have used this and works well. Filament is nice and consistent with no voids that some other brands have and it is nicely wound on the spool to avoid 3 d prints from stopping due to a tangle when spooling the filament

My favorite ABS, I think it even prints better than any ABS+ I have used that are supposed to be easy to print. I used both a textured PEI and G10 Garolite print surface (both at 100C) with no bed adhesion problems

I love Hatchbox filament; consistent and great quality regardless of whether it's their ABS or PLA. I have used many other brands; Hatchbox is my go to. Size is pretty dead-on and I have had no clogs or significant warping (with the ABS) on an open-bed Taz 6 and (2) Crealty CR-10 3d printers (purchased on Amazon). On an aside, I did not think I was ordering 3.0mm ABS but PLA;. Amazon....do all your filament customers a HUGE favor and PLEASE STOP working the search results. Clicking "3.0" for size and "PLA" after searching for "hatchbox filament" filters nothing...it's a must that buyers double-check the results. Amazon will still recommend sizes and materials you asked not to see. That comment should be directed elsewhere but in 2 years I haven't found where to leave such feedback so be aware. My fault for getting the wrong stuff, but don't trust the search results, folks.

I didn’t see that it was 3 mm all I saw was ABS gold and order it

This 3.00 mm Black ABS filament works nicely. I ordered it with overnight shipping because I needed some black ABS in a hurry. My old black ABS (Lulzbot Black ABS, which is also a good filament) had absorbed some atmospheric moisture (my fault, of course). This arrived on time, and printed just fine without any hiccups (except those I caused). I'm now storing my filaments shortly after use in vacuum bags with desiccant packs to avoid the moisture issue, and I'll be drying my Lulzbot black ABS for future use.One interesting note: I'm used to "3mm" filaments actually averaging around 2..89mm, but this one is almost exactly 3mm, so adjust your slicing profile accordingly.With a better price than Lulzbot filament, and fast shipping available, this is a good choice for ABS filament.

I too am using this in a Lulzbot TAZ 5. I found this filament printed best at lower temps. I'm using 227 hotend and 105 bed temp.To be fair the label on the side does say to use a temp range between 210 and 240. Since 240 is the default for TAZ ABS, I tried this setting but found it too hot (got some blobbing on Octopus print). Filament is 3mm not 2.85mm so do make sure to set this in your setup profile.See photos for example results. I printed the Benchy and chip clip at 0.15 z layer height.

I have been printing production parts with this for sale. I have used about 5 kg in the last month. Prints good.

I’ve been using this ABS for the last year and it has been very good so far. I have not even had to recalibrate my pressure advance when changing spools. I’m happy with it.

I'm surprised that it seems like I can't get decent prints out of this ABS without turning on fan cooling. Currently still calibrating it up and having trouble with it so I'm not too impressed with the plastic. I'll change the score if i can find a calibration that results in good prints using this plastic.Edit: It's taken some time to get the calibration right, but the prints are starting to come out nice

Thankfully I ordered the wrong diameter so sent back, but the quality of this filament was quite bad. You could see a large amount of bubbles within the filament which would have the potential of creating issues when the trapped gas expands with the heat.