🔬 High-Quality PETG Filament 1 for Exceptional 3D Printing Supplies Review

I like the result Uses the standard PET setting: 250 degrees Celsius and 40mm/s, 0.4mm nozzle. For most marble strands, you should use a 0.5mm nozzle to prevent clogging, but this works just fine. The grip on a heated bed is incredible over a light coat of hairspray (!). I use Anycubic with a heated bed at 80 degrees Celsius. The print lasted 40 hours with no problems. The marble texture is decent as shown in the photo. No glitter. I will definitely buy more.

I really like this material. I'm new to 3D printing and found this on sale when I bought it. I've had a few clogged nozzle issues and he's done some good job prints for me. Everything I've printed with it is for internal use and I haven't tested what happens when exposed to sunlight for a long period of time. But he paints decently well directly on it (I usually paint with acrylics). And I didn't have any major problems with this string.

Great filament once I get it set up right! I print with the Creality Ender-3 (base model) and use Cura as a slicer. The settings that give me the best prints are bed at 60°C, nozzle at 238°C, 0.2mm layers. I used a layer of adhesive to help it stick to the bed, but it's probably not necessary. I initially had issues with the prints not sticking, but that was more due to my bed not being properly level. I lifted it up a bit (about half a turn at each turn) and all my clutch problems were gone.