Polymaker ASA Filament 1.75mm Black, 1kg ASA 3D Printing Filament, Heat & Weather Resistant - ASA 3D Printer Filament Perfect for Printing Outdoor Functional Parts

Prints super well on my P1S, unlike with an ABS filament the smell is more manageable, it's still there and I wouldn't recommend being in the same room as the printer while it's printing but I don't feel like I need to move to a different zip-code to survive the fumes like I have with other styrene off-gassing filaments. I've yet to encounter any tangling or print failures with any of the Polymaker ASA filaments I've used. The sparkly red is a really fun color to use as accent colors on any of my prints that require high temperatures.My only ding for this filament is the price, it's a bit higher than other brands but since I've had no problems with the filament I'm willing to shell out a couple of extra dollars for peace of mind.

I wanted to print some extra tough parts that would stand up to exposure to salt and sun. This seems to do just that, but it's really had to print with. Higher nozzle and bed temps plus you have to have an enclosed printer or an enclosure because it curls as it cools. You have to control the ambient temps to stop the warpage.

I got this Polymaker ASA Filament in black for my 3D printer to make some outdoor parts. It prints great and the finish looks really nice. The heat and weather resistance is spot on, and my prints have held up well outside so far. One thing though, you have to keep this filament dry. I noticed if it gets even a little humid, the prints start to get stringy and pop a bit. I store mine in a dry box now, and it’s been fine since. Good filament overall, just make sure you have a way to keep it dry.

This works GREAT! Have always been impressed with polymaker and love their products. Never had a problem and works just great with my Ender 3

Seems to print okay. I was interested when the images appeared to show a matte finish Black ASA. I ran out of ASA mid-print and switched from FlashForge ASA to Polymaker ASA and you can see the contrast below. The Polymaker is more of a gray than a true black, and it does appear to be slightly more matte, but it could also be the change in hue. Print was done in a Bambu H2D.

This is the BEST ASA filament I’ve found. It’s very clean, it has great build plate adhesion, and it doesn’t ooze like other filaments when you preheat the hot end. Other filaments I have to preheat the hot end and wait about 15 minutes, then remove the foot-long string of oozed filament from the nozzle. This stuff I get maybe 3/4” of ooze. You can actually skip the preheat with this filament because it oozes so slowly that the printer will be printing before it causes an issue. I’ve had other ASA filaments that won’t adhere to the PEI build plate even on the first layer. You can see it separating. This does not have that problem. It also doesn’t make big blobs at seams or string out like other filaments. WELL worth the money for this filament. I’m using a CR-6 SE with enclosure and add-on PEI plate if that helps anyone.

Beautiful color. Printed well on Qidi Plus 4, Generic ASA settings and heated chamber at 45-55 deg C, no problems. No warping whatsoevers.

This is my go to ASA filament. The price is good, and it performs well.