🖨️ 75mm Filament Printer Materials for Additive Manufacturing Product Review

For PETG filament, gold options are surprisingly limited. This sets and retains its hue and shine, resulting in a silkier "coil" and less shiny metallic gold, which is a good thing! Don't expect a silk thread finish and you'll be fine. Adhesion to the bed is good, but keep the temperature of the bed. I'm using a Prusa textured bed with no additives or agents, and the cleaning block (at high print speed) can suddenly curl around the edges if the nozzle gets too hot. In particular, I found the…

I was looking for a cheap PETG thread and ordered this. It was well vacuum packed and looked very good. However, initially the prints were full of cracks, threads, and the thread sometimes got stuck in the titanium thermal break. I wanted to write a negative review. However, the operating temperature turned out to be a problem. I installed a PT100 sensor and calibrated the printer nozzle to an accuracy of +/-0.5°C as the original Ender3 readings were 10-15°C (lower) based on the thermistor. The

Delivered to my door for $17, this is very good. Unfortunately, the material is sometimes contradictory. The picture shows exactly the same part on the same printer (Prusa i3 MK3S) with the same program. The only difference is the coil, I got to a very nice blue-grey in the penultimate phase of this project. This is the third blue/grey roll and unfortunately compared to the other two this roll proved difficult to print on and very brittle. I'm going back to my favorite brand - Prusament…