3D Prima Basic

Very good value + generally consistent; occasional batch/packaging variance

Tier B

3D Prima Basic is a Tier B brand: solid value with generally consistent quality, but some batch-to-batch variability has been reported. We rate them this way because of independent filament-test.com review and primavalue store reviews describe reliable everyday pla at budget pricing and comparable to esun and anycubic in the value tier, though less widely discussed in english-language forums than top budget brands. Materials available from 3D Prima Basic include PLA and PLA+. In day-to-day printing, 3D Prima Basic stands out for: rebranded primavalue/primacreator entry pla tested positively for beginners. Spools typically run $12-$18 per kilogram.

Why Tier B?

  • Independent filament-test.com review and PrimaValue store reviews describe reliable everyday PLA at budget pricing
  • Comparable to eSUN and Anycubic in the value tier, though less widely discussed in English-language forums than top budget brands

Pros

  • Strong price-to-quality ratio through 3D Prima EU retailer
  • Rebranded PrimaValue/PrimaCreator entry PLA tested positively for beginners
  • Good color match reported for Bambu accessory prints
  • Widely stocked across European 3D Prima stores

Cons

  • Occasional color-batch quirks reported on green spools in older PrimaValue stock
  • Primarily EU distribution; limited US community discussion

Additional Notes

  • House budget line sold as PrimaValue PLA+ / PrimaCreator PLA through 3D Prima; not a separate extrusion brand

3D Prima Basic Filament FAQ

What materials does 3D Prima Basic make?

3D Prima Basic produces filament in the following materials: PLA, PLA+. Each material is suited to different print applications - check our material database for printing temperatures and specs.

What tier is 3D Prima Basic filament rated?

3D Prima Basic is rated Tier B by Filament Cheat Sheet because of independent filament-test.com review and primavalue store reviews describe reliable everyday pla at budget pricing and comparable to esun and anycubic in the value tier, though less widely discussed in english-language forums than top budget brands.

Is 3D Prima Basic good for beginners?

3D Prima Basic can work for beginners, especially given the price point. Just be aware that some batch variability has been reported, so a temperature tower print is a good first step.

What are the pros and cons of 3D Prima Basic filament?

Pros of 3D Prima Basic: Strong price-to-quality ratio through 3D Prima EU retailer; Rebranded PrimaValue/PrimaCreator entry PLA tested positively for beginners; Good color match reported for Bambu accessory prints; Widely stocked across European 3D Prima stores. Considerations: Occasional color-batch quirks reported on green spools in older PrimaValue stock; Primarily EU distribution; limited US community discussion.

How much does 3D Prima Basic filament cost?

3D Prima Basic filament typically costs between $12 and $18 per kilogram, depending on the material and color. Specialty composite or engineering-grade materials sit at the upper end of that range.

Where can I buy 3D Prima Basic filament?

3D Prima Basic filament is sold directly through 3D Prima at https://www.3dprima.com/. It is not generally stocked on Amazon.