Vibrant Colors Meet Hand-Blown Texture
Bambu PLA Translucent offers a stunning range of frosted tones that add both subtle elegance and bold vibrancy to your prints. Its unique matte finish mimics the look of hand-blown frosted glass, making it ideal for crafting light shades, vases, and stained glass decor.
A great balance between translucency and durability
Bambu PLA Translucent strikes the perfect balance between visual translucency and everyday durability. It offers greater impact and aging resistance compared to generic translucent PLA, ensuring your prints last longer and perform better over time.
Exploring the Finish: Bambu PLA vs. PETG Translucent
PLA Translucent features a frosted glass texture that diffuses light well, while PETG Translucent is more see-through with a crystal-clear finish.
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They look gorgeus!
It’s not easy to find a complete translucent color range.
Those filaments are a very good choice for my “Fruit collection” earrings like this one:
I’ve been wondering for a long time why they didn’t have this, so nice to see it, but a little disappointed there is not a normal clear (no color tint). I have a big pellet extruder and the standard material we use for that is a neutral, clear PLA pellet, so seems like it wouldn’t be a big leap to have that filament.
I want to see a no-color (clear) translucent. I have a color-changing lamp that is a bit too bright and I would like to add a shade using the translucent without any color tint so the original colors won’t be affected.
The PETG translucent is more see-through. The following is from the BL website:
“Appearance: PLA Translucent has a frosted glass texture that diffuses light well, while PETG Translucent is more see-through with a crystal-clear finish.”