Review on 🔧 Gizmo Dorks Polycarbonate Filament: Enhance Your Additive Manufacturing with Top-Quality Products by Anatoly Yorgason

It looks purple when printed but still looks pretty. I know my photo looks nice and blue, but in real life it's a lot more purple. I've found that higher temperatures and faster printing give the best results. at a temperature of less than 290°C, the adhesion of the film deteriorated, and at a speed of less than 30 mm/s, it bubbled and boiled in the nozzle. The Ender 3 has a build-like finish and the biggest challenge was getting the print out of it. I needed to increase Z-height by 0.14-0.12mm more than normal PLA/ABS printing and reduce first layer consumption by up to 50%. Sometimes they are still difficult to remove. Edit: Much better results with an actively heated case. I still haven't made complex prints with it, but I've done some simple things well. 300 hotend bed 120 and body 55, adhesive on Buildtak (polycarbonate) surface for release agent. In addition, pc-max from polymaker is comparatively easy to print on. I probably won't buy this again unless I want technical issues more than good prints.