Faberdashery makes some of the best 3D printing filaments out there. For as long as we've been using 3D printers here at fbrc8, we've been huge fans of their materials: a great combination of fabulous colors and great print quality. A high quality PLA filament that adds shiny metallic silver flecks to a deep, translucent blue filament. Sold as a loose coil, 100m long. It’s the Faberdashery, a shop for the refined maker who delights in the wonders of 3D printing. 3D Printing Things. 3D printing things indeed! This new startup, hailing from the UK, is bringing the fab to fabulous with a whole array of 3D printing filament in sizes ranging from 1.75mm to 3mm by meter or coil.
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Faberdashery is based in the UK, and that is where we get all of our manufacturing done. This means that Faberdashery filament travels less distance, is closely checked for quality and is of the highest UK manufacturing standards. Most importantly, at Faberdashery we are passionate about 3D printing.
FaberdasheryPLAFilament1.75mm
PLAfilament ismade fromcorn starch,isbiodegradableandthus environmentallyfriendly.
It smells likemelted sugar:)but pleasedo not eat!
OurPLAfilament ismanufacturedwiththe highesttolerancesof+/-0.05mmandiscompletely roundin diameter.Due to thetight toleranceshighestprint qualityis achieved becausea uniformextrusion amountarises.
Compared toABSPLAon coolingsmallshrinkagevaluesandtendsto beless'warping'.Soevenlargerobjects can beprintedwithoutheatedbed.
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Faberdashery is undoubtedly one of the most well-known PLA filament suppliers and offers an enormous selection when it comes to colors and effects. But is that enough to justify the price?
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Faberdashery is probably one of the most well-known brands when it comes to PLA filaments. While offering a wide range of colors including metallics, pastell tones and clear filaments, we are looking at a decidedly premium price range at around 63€ per kilogram. And i don’t think there’s a single color tone in there that i wouldn’t enjoy printing.
When it comes to print quality, Faberdashery PLA settles in at a total of 17 out of 20 points with repeatable results. At the usual 210C and the 55C heated bed, there is no trace of warping or other challenges while printing. Strength tests are perfectly average with a combined rating of 47kg, as well as the heat resistance with very little strength left after being dowsed with boiling water.
Overall, Faberdashery PLA is an excellent choice if you are going for optically spectacular prints, but might be a bit too expensive for everyday use as many other filaments, albeit with a smaller selection of colors, manage to deliver a comparable performance at a much lower price.
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