🖨️ PrimaCreator EasyPrint PETG 3D Printer Filament - Top Choice for Additive Manufacturing Review

This is PETG but the 'ease of printability' and the temperature required makes the prints brittle like PLA instead of flexing like most PETG and co-poly. Anyway, it's easy to print and if you're worried about your teflon tube warping at higher temperatures, don't worry here as the maximum temperature suggested here is 235 as opposed to the usual 70-80 Beds that most co-polys require. Light transmission is the same as other copolymers. Generally a good thread but weak for PETG.

Printer: Ender 3 bearings + glass layer. If you're using the recommended temperatures on the reels, where everything is fine, print with LOTS of tension (common for most PETG filament I've read). eventually settled to 240 on the nozzle and 78 on the bed. was able to relieve the tension significantly. but most of the layers aren't very strong, don't hold up well. seems more brittle than many PLA brands I've used. The only real use noticing this in prints is just small projects for LEDs…

These guys make good PETG. Better than I've seen anywhere else I've bought. Red (not red) prints the worst I've seen in the Prima Creator range, but the worst is still very good. It's a little harder to set up. I find it very difficult to reduce the tension than with transparent (it's the best filament I've ever printed). The red isn't quite red either. It's an odd shade of red/orange/pink. I don't know what you would call it, but it's not red. Still, it's a good thread. I did it through a roll