Wood PLA Filament
PLA + sawdust
B
Good but situational
Also known as:PLA + sawdustWood-filled PLA
Family:PLAWhy Use Wood PLA?
- Convincing woodgrain effect with visible chips
- Pleasant tactile 'hardwood-like' feel; varnish can help
Things to Consider
- Prints inconsistently (spurts/sputters), especially when humid
- Absorbs humidity easily
- Weaker than PLA
Technical Data
Hardware Requirements
Enclosure
Not NeededDrybox
VariesHardened Nozzle
Not NeededBed Surface Compatibility
Textured PEI
Smooth PEI
Satin PEI
Polypropylene
PA/Nylon Sheet
High Temp
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wood PLA filament?
Wood PLA (PLA + sawdust) is a 3D printing filament. Convincing woodgrain effect with visible chips
What temperature should I print Wood PLA at?
Wood PLA typically prints at nozzle temperatures of 180-220°C and bed temperatures of 50-60°C. Moderate cooling
Do I need an enclosure to print Wood PLA?
No enclosure is needed for printing Wood PLA.
What is Wood PLA filament best for?
Wood PLA is best for: Convincing woodgrain effect with visible chips; Pleasant tactile 'hardwood-like' feel; varnish can help.
What are the downsides of Wood PLA filament?
The main considerations when using Wood PLA: Prints inconsistently (spurts/sputters), especially when humid; Absorbs humidity easily; Weaker than PLA.