This is the 2nd part of my big PLA brand comparison test. In this episode I am testing the printability with temperature towers. In first part I started with 14 brands, but two new filaments are sent to me to be included in this experiment:
Two new brands are Eryone and 3D Active.
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Part 1:    • Big PLA filament comparison test (14 ...  
Part 2: this video
Part 3:    • 16 PLA brand comparison test - which ...  

All temperature towers are printed on same 3D printer (Prusa MK3s) using the same G-code. In the video you can see how I prepared the temperature tower to have 10°C steps from 230-190°C.
The original temperature tower was prepared by gaaZolee:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:272...
Modified temperature tower (steps 10 deg) you can download from my website:
https://www.mytechfun.com/video/91

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Contents:
0:00 Introduction
2:20 Unboxing Eryone
3:45 Unboxing 3D Active
5:44 Extended spool rating table
5:56 Preparing the temperature tower
7:48 Hatchbox
9:38 Prusa
10:20 BQ
10:52 Gembird
11:27 AzureFilm
12:08 Overture
12:45 Geeetech
13:33 eSun
14:25 PolyPlus (Polymaker)
15:07 Tecbears
16:01 AmazonBasics
16:46 Sunlu
17:36 3DQF
18:35 3Dee
19:13 Eryone
20:03 3D Active
21:06 Side-by-side: Stringing
21:59 Side-by-side: Overhang
22:57 Side-by-side: Bridging
23:57 Side-by-side: Round shapes
24:44 Conclusions

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