Jayo filaments have a Pay 6 Get 10 special (add 10 to cart) which stacks with the eBay 20% or 22% coupons.
Apparently a sub brand of Sunlu.
Filament looks to be using cardboard spools.
They use 1.1kg spools so it ends up being around $12.5/kg delivered for PLA (depending on colour) which is pretty cheap.
I have had 2 x 12 hour prints fail due to jayo PLA kinks in filament and their petg needs to be dried before use. Changed to Sunlu no issues so far.
I've ordered some Jayo. I'll let you know how they go.
Same, mixed silks, rainbow, PETG, 11kg for $12.70/kg, couldn't pass that up.
FWIW I've been through 5kg of their PETG white, and just purchased another 10kg, no issues so far.
I live in Brisbane and leave the roll on the printer and haven't done any drying.
Mostly functional prints at 120mms.
Hey mate any feedback on the ones you ordered?
How about the quality of this brand? New to 3D print, just bought my Anycubic and their own brand filaments ..
I just printed a figurine with the Jayo red copper silk and it looks great. Small amount of stringing at 215c but otherwise no issues.
Shame its cardboard. :(
I've seen most people 3d print a frame for it to work around this
Nice, I bought some Sunlu last night appying the same codes to this deal https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/807507#comment-14507089. Postage is $6 cheaper for me ($9 vs $15) on this deal, and the filament cost difference is about $9 on 20kg, so Sunlu $279.71 for 20kg of PETG (10 black, 5 white, 5 grey), this deal is $264.32. Ah well, no idea if there is any actual difference in the filament. This article seems to think Jayo is the better of the two… https://cybertechradar.com/comparing-jayo-and-sunlu-a-profes… Hmmmm, do I need more filament now? Actually, factoring in the 1.1kg per spool, that would be an extra 2kg, even better.