Gizmo Dorks Filament Printers: High-Quality Transparent Additive Manufacturing Products Review

DO NOT BUY PRINT CRACKS EVEN AFTER 24 HOURS DRYING! CANNOT GET A GOOD PRINT WITH THIS MATERIAL, EVEN ON 3 OTHER PRINTERS AND I FIVE AND ALL HAVE NOT FULLY UPDATED MY PRINTABLE PART WITH SPECIAL FIRMWARE ADDITIONS SHOWN AS BLTOUCH. MY PRINTERS WORK LIKE AN ANIMALS BUT NOT WITH THIS MATERIAL! DO NOT BUY@@@@

I literally bought a few pounds of used stuff. It is the most reliable and gentle printing material on the market. Having seen many of my ABS prints warp and fail, PETG is strong enough for drone parts, battery boxes, and other large structures. For small prints, PETG has a predictable (minimum) shrinkage factor. I ran this footage through an AirWolf HDR 3D printer at 240-260 with no problems.

Absolutely awesome stuff. I would give this 6 stars if I could. I had some pieces that bulged outward when lifted from the bed and tried everything to print them with clear ABS and TGlase. Shrinking with ABS - even with the case heated - continued to cause the perimeter of the part to pull in and up over the first 25 layers, straightening the curve at 45 and effectively forcing the layers into the printhead for the next layer became. It was a disaster. Best results with TGlase, but printing was