I noticed the Montreal hat immediately

ive used a ton of rapid pla+ and it has been the easiest for me to work with. Not to mention I found it much more durable because it has a bit more flex vs brittle. Love to hear your experiences with the pla pro over time!

I apologize if i missed it in the video, i know you liked rapid the best, but what would you rank them from best to worst?

The Elegoo Rapid filaments are my go to for my P1S and X-Plus 3. The Rapid PETG is just over $10 a spool when you order 4 at a time and its great! Not many PETG's can be printed faster than 12mm3/s without issues and I'm able to get 25mm3/s with Elegoo's. I also like their Rapid PLA+ but I wish they sold the colors in bulk and for the same price as the black and white. Its really hard to find reliable colored filament at a decent price

You should take the time to get high quality B-Roll shots of the parts you want to compare so that we can physically see what you're talking about. Waving them around willy nilly gives us no way to relate what you're saying. Dont forget that listening is second to watching on youtube, not the other way around. We want to SEE it. Show it please. And show it beautifully. Im guilty of not doing to right, myself.

Would love to see a side-by-side of all the test prints in future videos, imo. It's hard to visually compare when they are alternating on and off camera.

Thx bro

what I thought was weird about the ELEGOO filament is that the density is 1.20g/cm³ instead of the usual 1.24g/cm³ with most other brand spools. Now, how much of a difference that will make I doubt is very negligible, but ya never know... One that I really enjoyed was from CC3D in Silk Sapphire Blue PLA .. It has a nice shiny/metallic color to it, but without an abrasive additives..

Allegedly, the Q1 Pro that I'm gonna pick up from my local USPS office today (WooHoo!) is capable of 600mm/s. I'll grab a roll of Rapid PLA+ and see how it actually performs.

Elegoos Rapid PETG is my absolute favorite filament ever. I was a huge fan of their rapid pla but after trying the rapid PETG it became my new go-to filament.

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I did a test with several Elegoo White Filaments for a large print project. Like with paint, there are many different shades and tones of white. I was looking for a bright white with a soft finish vs a crisp finish to hide layer lines. I was printing a large number of Hexagon on Hexagon Sound Diffusion panels from Printables. I found the Elegoo Matte White had the softest finish but was very muted in it's white color, almost gray next to other whites like it was lacking pigment. Elegoo white Rapid PETG was very bright white but was too crisp and showed the layer lines too well (I really like the Rapid PETG and would have liked to use it as it was the lowest cost filament and prints well). Elegoo White PLA pro was the brightest white PLA but was also very crisp and showed layer lines too well. Elegoo White Rapid PLA + had a nice bright white with a decent softness hiding most of the layer lines and that is what I went with for my project. I have been ordering in 4 packs on Amazon but when they ran out of 4 packs I ordered some 2 packs and I did have an issue with one batch of the 2 packs where the white was way off and it looked like the color of the Elegoo Matte PLA. The date code was (1-2311-1130) I contacted Elegoo and they replaced that filament.

Thanks for the video, would you possibly be able to share your filament settings for the Rapid PLA +?

I have the elegoo saturn 2, it was my very first 3d printer if you are interested in resin I highly recommend!

Can you make a "Heat resistent" test with PLA Pro compared to the other ? Is it enough to stand the sun ?

Thanks for your testing! What is the slicer do you use? I ask as i get really ugly Prints with the eleggo rapid PLA+ on my Neptune 4 standard. I use Orca as slicer and hat no problems with the eleggo PLA or PLA+

what material do you use for the visor?

You didn't see the "Matte PLA", right?