No Box
No Box, No Rules, Just Solid Plastic
What kind of maniac ships 3D printer filament without a cardboard box?
When my SIDDAMENT order arrived wrapped only in bubble wrap and a vacuum seal, I was genuinely quizzical. Was I buying premium PLA, or paying the ransom for a captured spool? As it turns out, I was just meeting Sidd, Australia's self-proclaimed "most unprofessional professional." He ditched the cardboard entirely to cut international shipping weights, saving us mere mortals from paying inflated prices. Want a box? He’ll charge you an extra 80 cents. Honestly, I respect the hustle.
Once you get past the unboxing (or rather, un-bagging) experience, SIDDAMENT is shockingly good. I ran the Matte "Tool Blue"—perfect for fixing that Makita drill I definitely broke—and it flowed through my hotend smoother than cheap beer at a backyard BBQ. No stringing, no clogs, just clean, consistent layers.
Sure, I’ve heard Reddit whispers of the dreaded "shittament" clogs when people try to print massive metal-infused sparkles through a microscopic 0.4mm nozzle, but for standard PLA, PLA+, and PETG? It prints flawlessly.
The fact that this local Aussie guy is undercutting the massive brands while delivering 30+ perfectly stable, batch-consistent colors is baffling, but I’m not complaining. SIDDAMENT proves you don't need fancy packaging or a corporate marketing budget to make killer plastic spaghetti.
If you can handle your filament arriving looking like it barely survived a post office wrestling match, you’ll love the results. Five stars. Keep the box, Sidd.







