Matte PLA

First off I like Matte Filaments. This is the 3rd brand I have used and it printed beautifully. All Matte finish products sand a bit better than shiny surface PLA. So brim removal and small cleanups are easier. As an added bonus you get a resealable bag as storage. It appears there is a wide variety of colors and finishes. Will keep this brand in mind. The Terracotta has the look of fired but unglazed pots. This Groot will go to my Daughter to paint some black in the groves to provide even more depth and the eyes. A talent I do not possess

This has worked great for me for simulating terracotta roof tile in models, and clay flower pots. The photos zoom in a lot and show the tiniest flaws (could probably up my extrusion factor a couple percent) but to the naked eye it looks perfect. I had ironing turned on for top surfaces. Ordered a couple of times and the filament was consistent.

I love the look of it. I use a lot of PolyTerra but they don’t have a terra cotta so I’ve been using this. I have custom settings with a lower volumetric speed than I use for PolyTerra, and my prints look very smooth. Unfortunately it keeps breaking apart inside my Bambu labs printers and I have to disassemble the whole extruder. Pictured: The most recent piece to break off in the extruder.

i have went through tons of rolls of the terracotta matte filament from this company. It was always a bit finicky to print with, but as long as i kept it dry i could get decent results. Latest orders I received were so incredibly bad they were unusable. Every single printer in my farm would jam up and clog nonstop due to this stuff. A white dusty film began accumulating on the hotends (making me worried about what sort of additives are being released into the air when printing this). Consistency of the diameter of the filament went to hell. I would hit thick patches that would jam up in the extruder. Consistency of the color is all over the place. Some rolls are a sickly pale brown, while others an almost orange color. Some rolls looked like they split 50/50 within the same roll. Unless they up their QC game, i would not recommend purchasing this.

Terracotta makes for great skin-tone prints. Despite being PLA, the filament actually kinda feels like fired clay. Downside is it is about as brittle as fired clay. I use a BambuLab A1 with AMSLite, and I've had the filament break multiple times during a print. Granted, it's a quick fix, but I still get delays in a >24hr print. The further into the reel, the more often it breaks because of the tighter winding. It just doesn't like bending around the feed tube too much.

The combo of color and the matte finish made this a great choice for pottery looking prints. This printed pretty nice, I suck at taking pics but I'm hoping to improve. I never realized how cool matte material looks for some prints. My wife has been shopping for more filament and its awesome that she shows more curiosity about my hobby.

Not much I can say but that it prints smooth and terracotta looks and feels amazing. Only downside is that the color isn’t exactly the same 8 months later but can’t really expect an exact match after that much time has passed

The image on the product page put me off at first until I saw a Youtube video showing how faithful their terracotta is to the real stuff. I'm writing this review so more people try it out, because I don't want it to be discontinued any time soon! edit: I bought a second spool and the color is slightly different from the first time very slight, but it is there.