OVERTURE ASA Filament 1.75mm, 1kg Spool (2.2lbs) 3D Printer Filament, Premium Anti-UV, ASA Filament Perfect for Printing Outdoor Functional Parts, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm (Black)

This was the first time I was printing ASA, as I am using it for building a Voron.Printed this on an Ender 3 with a Sprite extruder in one of the "grow tent" style enclosures.I was worried when getting ASA as I heard it could be hard to print with, but this wowed me, it prints fantastic. I did a temp, retraction, and pressure advance calibration and I haven't seen a single string.The adhesion to my PEI bed sheet is great, I just use some fine steel wool and it has been great.

I've been using this ASA filament in place of ABS for structural application, mainly making small bicycle light brackets and computer brackets. This is the first ASA filament that I've tried, so I can't really compare to other brands of ASA. I can say that this filament was easy to work with, did not jam, and barely exhibited any odor, although I still ran a HEPA filter when using this material. I would certainly use this brand of filament again.

Printing on an Ender 3 V2. Easy to print right from the start.

Just like all of overtures filaments, this one works great!

I was able to make a few parts with this Overture ASA filament. I have a modded Creality CR10 but with the stock extruder. I had to get the extruder temperature up to 265c and the bed to around 90c. My CR10 is in a heated enclosure. I had issues with the first layer sticking to the bed. But I got that fixed by adjusting the nozzle height. I did have tiny filament particles coming off of the print as it was extruding. I had the fan off. I noticed some warping when printing without the fan. My next print I am going to try using the fan and see what happens. At this point I feel that I need to tune this ASA filament a bit more to get great prints. I gave it 4 stars because it is a little harder to print with on my machine than ABS. But overall my prints did work okay.

This filament prints really great. I have a dry box, and heated chamber, so it's a bit harder for me to experience issues. However, I certainly have had worse performing filaments. I'm quite happy with this and will buy again.

It took me about a week and 20 failed prints to get my first part to print without shrinkage and other issues, but this is expected of ASA. Users should know that the fumes are toxic; even in a pretty well ventilated place I ended up with a migraine.This particular product seems to be good quality and performs well on my Ender 5 Pro after finally finding the right settings. The settings recommended with this product didn’t work well. Perhaps this varies from one system to the next.I kept my bed temp as high as it would go and used a textured mat. Printing very slow was essential. If using ASA for the first time, I’d suggest experimenting with test prints that don’t take too long. I had to make a lot of design features to accommodate the behavior of the plastic (such as extra holes and gaps.). When it finally worked out the product seems very strong and durable.

works really good on my bambu x1c