


Wood feel PLA based filament EasyWood 1.75mm Birch 50 gram 3D Printer Filament
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Wood feel PLA based filament EasyWood 1.75mm Birch 50 gram 3D Printer FilamentEasyWood is a wood filled PLA based filament which is gravimetrically filled with approximately 40% grinded wood particles. EasyWood is a very easy to print wood filament as it is based on our EasyFil PLA compound and the 40% gravimetrical filling with grinded wood particles make the filament absolutely warp free. EasyWood looks, feels and smells like real wood and beautiful wood nerve structures can be obtained by grinding the printed object a bit
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