Canadian Filaments - Granite PLA Filament

The filament came in pretty quickly since it was within city and prints beautifully. A word of caution though - after about three hours of printing, the filament tends to start losing adhesion to the bed if the material on top isn't heavy enough. Printed out a Benchy beautifully but would always fail printing out a larger print around the 3-4 hour mark, and it would always be the supports that would shift. Printing quicker so that by that point there would be enough material so there wouldn't be a shift solves that problem, but I would refrain from printing, say, multiple small things at once like miniatures.

Other than that small hiccup, it is once again a beautiful filament to print with and really spruced up some D&D terrain prints and a great mask. Will definitely buy again

Just started my first print with this new filament and so far it is laying down buttery smooth. I don't think I have seen anything print this smoothly. Will definitely be ordering more in the future

I heard about this filament that is made locally here in Edmonton. Good price AND free delivery in the city…what’s not to love? But how does it print?

I’m here to say that it has printed fantastically for me. I tried a couple statue prints, which are great with the granite look of the filament…but what really impressed me was how smooth they came out. Some of my best looking prints, to date.

I will definitely be buying more from Alex.

I like how the specs in it don't stand out to much like some other Stone imitating filaments that look like they sprinkled pepper on it. This filament looks like the speckles are really a part of it. makes for a good natural stone look.

The product lays down very nice
Very cool to think a guy is Edmonton is doing something amazing. He make it all him self.