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Not that exotic but I like wood PLA. It feels quite wood like.
Yup, I like that stuff, too. I just printed some shelf brackets in Hatchbox wood PLA. Lots of stringing but they look pretty sweet after post processing.
What size nozzle do you use with it? I've seen lots of suggestions for 0.6mm and up, but I've been able to print with a 0.4mm without clogs.
I use 0.4mm too as I am usually too lazy to change the nozzle. Only printed a bunch of keyboard cases up to now but they came out great.
Same. I picked up a local supplies branded wood filament. I like printing watch stands and wands. It even takes stain pretty well!
Cheers, Henry