🖨️ Ultimate Precision: Vibrant Filament Refills for 3D Printing Review

UPDATE: I just bought a ghost gray Yousu PETG filament. I really liked the black, but the gray is very viscous. Continues to build up around the nozzle and then leaves clumps on the print. This is at 235 and when printing at 80 mm/s. I don't know why gray isn't as good as black. I'll probably try another color because the black was really good. Definitely a star deduction for the stiffness. I really like this thread. I used to use Inland PETG but had issues with adhesion and tension even with…

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…

This PETG really isn't that different from the higher quality materials (like the hatchbox) I used consistently before I started missing a dime. It has a pretty nice matte finish that complements the DIY speakers I'm working on. I work with this material a lot as it has good strength and heat resistance, making it ideal for 3D printer components with heated cases. Below are some additional printing tips that may be helpful. Note. I use Slic3r because it's free and highly customizable. I print…