Review on 🖨️ Ultimate Precision: Vibrant Filament Refills for 3D Printing by Ryan Turner

I've spent most of the last few days playing with Yousu's black PETG. This is a great product. I've posted some photos of some of the objects I've built. All prints were made on my SeeMeCNC Boss-300. The layer temperature was 80°C, the first layer was applied at 240°C and subsequent layers at 235°C. The thread laid well, there were no problems with gluing. slow down some prints as PETG is a bit harder to print than PLA. On the other hand, if you pay attention to details, you will get great prints with this filament. I have included some photos of the prints I made. First, the reel looks great. A clear spool with markings makes it much easier to see how much line you have left. It's always convenient. This coil wasn't as good as the other coils I've bought from Yousu, but the difference is really negligible. The last photo is of my SeeMeCNC Boss-300 so you can see the setup I used for this review. All prints were files I downloaded from Thingiverse. The AirSpinner is pretty cool and easily spins in different directions. Second, the Kaleidocycle also moves, but requires careful pushing when it's done printing. Once I got things going slowly, I put a few drops of mineral oil on the joints that were moving and it became really easy to move. It's pretty wild, I encourage readers to try it. The vase turned out very nice. Pay attention to the ending. Next is the braided dodecahedron, which came out really well with almost no cords, which is pretty amazing for PETG. Result.