🖨️ Gizmo Dorks Transparent Filament Printers for Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Supplies Review

I don't know what those guys did to their pet, but this thing is awesome. My first print with basic settings, what a success. Each successive print got better and better as I adjusted my machine. It was so easy to print I figured all Petgs were just as easy and ordered multiple rolls from other companies to get different colors. I learned the hard way that not all petgi are made equal. I fought with 3 other brands. I even tried colorfabbs clear petg and now I have a 1kg spool of unusable…

This material is perfect for me. Tough, but to you it's just PETG. This material stuck to my powder coated spring steel just like PLA did. It printed well at 220°C with a 70°C bed. I really can't say enough about it. I primarily print in PLA, but I wanted to print some fan ducts and other parts that would be subject to slightly higher heat than usual in PETG, and this amount was just right for me. As far as "cost" goes, it's really expensive per gram, but the fact that I'm not stuck with 75% of

I'm not sure if they gave me PETG. blisters and tension problems. In the end I found the problem that the printing temperature was too high. When I lowered the temperature on the PLA areas, the print quality improved, but it was well below the areas published in the product info. I started 3D printing with Gizmo Dork's PLA with no problems, so I assumed PETG would be similar. I've also seen videos of people using isopropyl alcohol to smooth PETG prints. This material didn't seem to react at all