Formfutura StoneFil™ Granite
PLA-based stone filament in Granite
- Easy to print
- Contains 50% stone powder
- Heavier than normal PLA
- Stone-like surface
- $39.99 ($8.00 / 100 g)
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- Easy to print
- Contains 50% stone powder
- Heavier than normal PLA
- Stone-like surface
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Product information & technical details
| Item no.: | FF-175STONEFIL-GRAN-0500 |
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| Manufacturer No.: | 175STONEFIL-GRAN-0500 |
| Manufacturers: | Formfutura |
| Content: | 500 g |
| Diameter: | 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm |
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| Product types: | Stone Filament |
| Filament colour: | Stone / Marble |
| RAL colour: | RAL 7045 |
| Net weight: | 500 g |
| Recommended processing temperature: | 190 - 240 °C |
| Recommended heating temperature: | Not required |
Description
StoneFil ™ is a PLA-based filament that consists of 50% stone powder.
This high "stone content" gives the filament its exceptional optical properties.
The material is about 37% heavier than normal PLA.
The printed objects have an extremely matte finish.
Every StoneFil ™ printed object has a unique colour profile.
The StoneFil ™ is abrassive due to its high content in stone powder and leads to increased wear on the hot-end.
More information
Formfutura recommended print settings:
- Nozzle size: ≥ 0.4 mm
- Flow rate: approx. 110%
Filament length:
- 500 g / 1.75 mm - about 122 m
- 500 g / 2.85 mm - about 46 m
Questions & Answers about Formfutura StoneFil™ Granite
Customer Reviews
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13 reviews
2 customer reviews in English
6 customer reviews in all languages
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Easy to print but not what the picture shows
Rated with 4 out of 5 stars.
Very easy filament with a nice stone like surface. The color does not vary as in the picture, though. It is very unoform and resembles concrete more that granite. I use it for building foundations where it looks just great. It does not seem to create a smooth top layer easily, so I recommend adding more layers for the top surfaces. If you are looking for a nature granite look this is probably not for you, but for special applications it works just great.
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Stonefil granite - surface quality
Rated with 2 out of 5 stars.
My first print was successful with a beautiful matt and stone finish. All prints after this have been very uneven in the print surface, almost with an open texture. I have tried at different temperatures but still not good. When removing the filament I noticed the feeding cog has left an imprint on the filament that was in the Bowden tube... any thoughts greatly appreciated.
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