Review on 🌟 High-Quality Yellow PETG Filament, 1.75mm Diameter by Jeff Jemison

Tldr; Terrible, but you can still try to consume the coil with the following settings: This is low quality according to my well chosen Prusa MK3. Plastic regularly spews out large clumps of black goo. Don't even think about printing it under 260 degrees Celsius. It will simply clog (Fig. 2). Even if you print at 260 it can get clogged with a brown coating. I am currently typing at 270 and this is happening. mediocre. I print at 58% of the Prusament PETG profile to avoid clogging. This, combined with the increased temperature, helps get through the coil, but I won't use any other. There's also quite a bit of tension. I rework with a heat gun but the result is unsightly stains. So don't use this plastic for things you might be particularly careful of. On the plus side, adhesion seems good and I was able to pull myself up on a shelf by leaning on those two printed brackets.