3DJake Filament
Live pricing across -- products. The house brand from Europe's largest 3D printing retailer, manufactured by Extrudr in Austria.
Last updated: March 2026
3DJake is Europe's largest online shop for 3D printing supplies, operated by niceshops GmbH out of Austria. Beyond retailing dozens of third-party brands, they sell their own house-brand filament under sub-lines like ecoPLA, nicePETG, niceABS, and others. At least some of these lines are manufactured by Extrudr, an established Austrian filament producer, which gives the house brand more credibility than a typical white-label operation.
The product range is organized by material with a naming convention that signals positioning: "eco" prefix = budget/eco-friendly, "nice" = mid-tier, "easy" = beginner-friendly. Color names lean creative (Arabian Nights, Orion Nebula, Atlantis Blue) rather than plain descriptive, targeting the hobbyist market. SpoolHound tracks 3DJake house-brand filament across their UK, German, and French storefronts.
3DJake is primarily known as Europe's go-to online shop for 3D printing supplies - fast shipping, wide selection, competitive pricing. Their house-brand filament is manufactured by Extrudr (an Austrian filament producer) and positioned as a budget-to-mid-tier option alongside the name brands they carry. Community reception is mixed: many users report reliable printing, while others find it less forgiving than Prusament or eSUN PLA+ and requiring more tuning. Nobody's favorite, nobody hates it - a pragmatic choice for EU-based hobbyists who want convenience and fair pricing.
Product Lines
3DJake's core PLA line and their most popular product. The "eco" prefix refers to biodegradability rather than recycled content. Available in a wide range of creatively named colors (Arabian Nights, Orion Nebula, Atlantis Blue) that lean into the hobbyist aesthetic. Standard 1.75mm diameter with typical PLA print settings.
ecoPLA is positioned as an affordable everyday filament for general-purpose printing. It competes on price with brands like eSUN and SUNLU while offering the convenience of ordering from 3DJake's European warehouses with fast EU shipping.
A matte-finish variant of ecoPLA that produces a smooth, non-reflective surface. Matte PLA is popular for display models and figurines because it effectively hides layer lines, giving prints a more refined appearance without post-processing. Same ease of printing as standard ecoPLA with the added benefit of a premium-looking surface finish.
3DJake's decorative PLA variants for aesthetic prints. Silk adds a metallic sheen for eye-catching vases and display models. Wood contains real wood particles for a natural, textured finish. Sparkling has embedded glitter for decorative effects. Carbon Fiber (PLA-CF) adds chopped carbon fiber for increased rigidity and a matte, industrial look.
These are still PLA-based, so they print with similar ease to standard ecoPLA. The specialty finishes carry a small price premium but remain competitive with equivalent offerings from other brands.
3DJake's PETG range comes in two tiers. nicePETG is the standard offering for users who know their way around PETG settings. easyPETG is formulated for easier printing with reduced stringing and better bed adhesion out of the box, aimed at users stepping up from PLA for the first time. Both are available in matte and carbon fiber variants.
PETG is the go-to material for functional parts that need more heat resistance and flexibility than PLA. It handles outdoor use and higher temperatures without warping. 3DJake's PETG pricing is competitive within the European market.
3DJake's "next-generation" ABS formulation with reduced cracking, improved layer adhesion, and lower warping tendency compared to traditional ABS. Marketed as being easier to print than standard ABS while retaining the material's heat resistance and mechanical strength advantages. Requires an enclosed printer and adequate ventilation.
3DJake's ASA for outdoor and UV-exposed applications. ASA offers similar mechanical properties to ABS but with significantly better UV resistance, making it the material of choice for parts that will live outside permanently. Available in standard and carbon fiber reinforced (ASA-CF) variants for added stiffness and dimensional stability.
3DJake's flexible filament at 95A Shore hardness - the most common TPU hardness for 3D printing. Suitable for phone cases, gaskets, vibration dampeners, and other parts that need to flex without breaking. 95A is firm enough to feed through a Bowden setup (with care) but flexible enough for real functional elasticity.
PCTG is a tougher, more impact-resistant alternative to PETG. It offers better clarity, improved chemical resistance, and higher impact strength while printing at similar temperatures. 3DJake's PCTG fills a niche for users who need PETG-like properties with better mechanical performance, particularly for functional parts that take impacts or need chemical exposure resistance.
SpoolHound tracks 3DJake house-brand filament prices across their European storefronts. 3DJake offers free shipping on orders of 2+ rolls in most EU countries.