NinjaTek Cheetah TPU Filament: Advanced Additive Manufacturing Product Review

My PowerSpec i3 mini just needed a minor update to print this TPU filament. It's a bit more complex than most TPUs, but that seems to be why it works. I just had to add a PLA printed part to bridge the gap between the bowden tube and the actuator. With this modification I get excellent print quality.

Based on some comments and videos on the filament, I was concerned about layer to layer adhesion prior to purchase. I lowered the print speed by about 20% for this filament and had no problems printing with the Creality35 Ender-3. Objects printed with this filament compress more than I expected, but it actually produced stronger prints with less filament.

This is a very strong material that prints easily horizontally but does not produce good print quality when printed vertically. I have used nozzle 230-245, bed speed 60-80 at speeds from 20mm/s to 40mm in different trials. I used another cheaper brand (Ouverture) and got a very good print. The Ninjatek Cheetah is delivered without a plastic protection. Anyone get good quality out of this material? Please give me some advice