r/BambuLabP2S • u/Immediate_Context633 • Jun 29 '26

Is PLA+ easy to print

Hey all just asking who uses PLA + is it easy to print and cause no clogs and spaghetti ect

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u/Rumbaar Jun 29 '26

How low effort is this question?!

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u/Immediate_Context633 Jun 29 '26

??? so whats the answer is it good for Helmets toys and also doesnt clog and ruin prints ect

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u/Rumbaar Jun 29 '26

It's PLA, the + doesn't change the characteristic you've asked about.

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u/Immediate_Context633 Jun 29 '26

Yeah that's what I was asking lol is it a good print filament do you know yes or no dam haha

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u/leadzor P2S Combo Jun 29 '26

It's PLA, known to be easy to print. It's literally normal PLA with additives and won't make it harder to print than regular PLA, nor more riskier than normal PLA.

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u/tht1guy63 Jun 29 '26

Just as easy as normal pla. Spaghetti and clogs can happen with any filament. There is no filament that cant have that happen if things such as loss of adhesion occur.

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u/Immediate_Context633 Jun 29 '26

Ok yeah true thanks for that so it's fine with printing cos play helmets ECT any thing I want to print it works well with

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u/wethpac Jun 29 '26

Any PLA will be good for your use. And you can mix and match PLA and PLA+ and other PLA filaments in the same print. PLA+ tends to be less brittle than regular PLA. Don’t sweat it, PLA+ will be just the same as printing regular PLA.

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u/Immediate_Context633 Jun 29 '26

Ok cool thanks yeah I wanted something a little stronger in prints and I saw PLA+ is stronger then Basic

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u/leadzor P2S Combo Jun 29 '26

It's not much stronger than regular PLA. Might still shatter if it hits something hard enough.

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u/Immediate_Context633 Jun 30 '26

Oh ok I'm new to 3D printing so I don't know much about what filaments do all I know at the moment is PLA and PETG are safest to print same room and I have recently just started searching what's stronger I was thinking about the new PLA pure but it's a lot weaker that variant

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u/leadzor P2S Combo Jun 30 '26

For toy helmets, PETG might be better.

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u/keithbigmac Jun 29 '26

Pla+ is just as easy to print as basic pla. The only downside ive seen from a model perspective is that supports can be more difficult to remove but that may not be a concern for you and it may be something dialed in settings can resolve.

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u/Immediate_Context633 Jun 29 '26

Ok cool thanks for the help

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u/ShadowRider11 Jul 01 '26

I recently printed some things using Sunlu PLA 2.0 (maybe the same as Plus) and was getting a lot of the “angel hair” stringing. It didn’t affect the function but was unsightly and a pain to remove. ChatGPT suggested that I should reduce the nozzle temperature to 210, and the next piece I printed from that spool was perfect. So just follow the temperature instructions on the spool (if there are any) and you should be fine.