Choosing the right 3D printing filament depends on your specific project requirements. If you're using Jarmorb3D or planning your own 3D prints, here’s how you can decide on the best filament:

1. Purpose of the Print

• Decorative Items & Miniatures (e.g., Jarmorb3D Figurines) → Use PLA (Easy to print, smooth finish).
• Functional Parts (Mechanical, Prototypes) → Use ABS, PETG, or Nylon (Strong, durable, heat-resistant).
• Flexible Prints (Rubber-like items) → Use TPU (Soft, bendable).
• Luxury & Artistic Prints → Use Wood, Metal, or Carbon Fiber Filaments (Premium finish).

2. Strength & Durability Needs

• Low strength needed (Basic models, home decor) → PLA
• Medium strength (Outdoor parts, strong figurines) → PETG, ABS
• High strength (Gears, industrial parts) → Nylon, Carbon Fiber

3. Surface Finish & Aesthetics

• Smooth and Glossy → PLA, PETG
• Matte or Wood-like texture → Wood Filament
• Metallic look → Metal-infused PLA

4. Print Difficulty & Printer Compatibility

• Easy to print (Best for beginners) → PLA
• Moderate difficulty (Needs heated bed & proper settings) → ABS, PETG
• Difficult (Requires advanced settings & special printers) → Nylon, Carbon Fiber

5. Environmental Factors

• Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable → PLA
• Weather & Heat Resistance → PETG, ABS
• Chemical & Impact Resistance → Nylon

Final Tip: What Does Jarmorb3D Use?

If you’re buying from Jarmorb3D, they likely use PLA or resin-based 3D printing for detailed figurines and models. However, if you need something specific like durable, flexible, or luxury finishes, check if they offer custom filament options.

Would you like help finding the best filament for a specific type of print? 😊