It's still food for thought. If someone has used it and it's good, it's worth asjing. If it's junk though, I'd rather avoid the headaches.
I also have no concept of how much you can print from one spool, and I've yet to figure out how you add the supports for overhangs n such. I though the Cuda had some function to add them, but a half hour poking around it didn't reveal anything visual indicating such.
I've been trying to find tutorials on prepping objects for print, but most are 2-3 years old, and probably out of date compared with current software.
The comments on amazon made this sound like good quality, but they were not by ultimaker owners.
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I know this doesn't answer your question as I haven't tried it but...
If it's a new printer then I would stick to the good stuff till you get used to it.
Colorfabb, faberdashery, diamond age, etc.. cheap stuff can sometimes be good but can also cost you in the end from all the failed prints or ugly finish.
You are up for a lot of learning so adding a dodgy filament could make this process a lot more frustrating.
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