🌈 TRONXY Transparent Filament for Precise and Dimensionally Accurate 3D Printing Review

I have several 3D printers so I use a lot of filament. To be honest I think they are all about the same. Although there are a few I like better, I always try a new brand. What I look for in filament is that it comes properly wound on the spool and sealed. This filament meets both of these criteria. In fact, it winds onto the spool better than most. The only thing on this list was the color listed as "Primary" so I wasn't sure what I was going to get, but as it turned out I got "Transparent"…

Tronxy 1.75mm Translucent Filament comes in a non-obtrusive, vacuum-sealed standard filament box with a silica gel pouch inside. This filament is more transparent than some of the other translucent filaments I've used - to the extent that you can see the fill pattern from the outside, which looks pretty cool. I use the same pressure settings when testing all filaments, at least for starters. The bench in the photos was printed with the following settings: SETTINGS: * Printer: Neptune 2 *…

I didn't know what to expect from this filament as I have only used PLA based filament before. I've read that PETG tends to be more viscous, sticky, and smellier (when printing) than PLA, but also slightly stronger, so I was curious to try it. I started with the same slicer settings as PLA except for the temperature adjustment because I heard PETG needs more heat. However, I had to abort my first attempt at printing because the plastic wasn't sticking to the build surface. I lowered the Z axis…