Twelve spools we’d put on our own printer.

Matte jet-black PLA. Clean layer lines, low warp, reliable on any hobbyist printer.

Neutral warm-white PLA that photographs cleanly and takes paint or primer without prep.

Mid-tone architectural grey — great for functional prototypes where you want surface detail to read.

Deep, slightly-desaturated green with a hint of blue — batch-matched between spools within the same year.

Soft pearlescent finish that shifts with angle. Best on prints with large curved surfaces.

Warm brushed-bronze look without any post-processing. Prints beautifully at 210–220°C.

Blue-black silk PLA with a subtle metallic shimmer. Reads almost gunmetal in daylight.

Impact-resistant PETG in a semi-gloss black. Good for enclosures, brackets, and outdoor parts.

Optical-grade clear PETG. Prints with excellent layer bonding and stays clear rather than yellowing over time.

Signal-red PETG with strong UV stability. A workshop staple for tools, jigs, and warning signage.

Cool blue-grey. Reads well next to raw aluminum and PCBs — a favorite for functional enclosures.

Warm off-white with a hint of tan. Photographs beautifully and hides layer lines on curved geometry.