I picked a random roll, dried it overnight, then did a 6 hour flexi test print on an A1 mini, went fine. Next day hit reprint, mostly fine, lost adhesion on one tiny part. Tried a different model today and it is having trouble sticking to the plate, when then head pulls back it takes the filament with it. I removed it and stuck it into my drybox and could cycle it again through the dryer tomorrow, anyone else have experience with it yet?
No experience with Bambu PLA Wood (thanks missing stock when I wanted to order!) however I do have experience with Sunlu’s brand and I do find them very moisture-absorbing. Freshly dried - totally fine, day later already problems starting, so I pack mine back in the vacuum bag with fresh dessicant after prints 
I am interested in using wood PLA, I don’t want the stress of dealing with wet filament.
I decided that getting a Sunlu S4 should reduce my frustration.
I will watch this thread.
I dried mine more, switched plate types and switched to different model, it’s printing fine but I changed everything so no data.
It’s nice looking, sort of PLA-CF but without the mesothelioma.
just finished printing a couple of components with the black walnut, quite like it, printing now a couple other pieces in the classic birch, i think it will be a good colour combo
as expected, i don’t believe there’s a significant wood portion in it, you notice a very slight smell during printing, but the texture is very much like matte pla, the colours are nice though, and there are some gradations that can be seen in curves, but nothing dramatic.
so far so good, i like it, still some colours to test thought, but overall they all look pretty nice
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