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Filament PETG for 3D printer from Real Filament in black color. PETG is an upgraded version of PET filament, with impact resistance as it is less brittle. It is water-resistant and has high transparency and glossiness. Very low shrinkage makes it easy to print on large flat surfaces.
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3D Printer Filament
3D Printer Filament
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Filament PETG for 3D printer from Real Filament in black color. PETG is an upgraded version of PET filament, with impact resistance as it is less brittle. It is water-resistant and has high transparency and glossiness. Very low shrinkage makes it easy to print on large flat surfaces.
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Personally, I wouldn't buy it again. Yes, it's affordable, but it obviously lacks the quality of a more expensive thread. You can get the job done, but it requires much more effort because you have issues with the printer compared to a better one. Tested on ender 3 pro and ender 5 plus
At #TED3D we have tried a plethora of filaments, it is quite decent for its price, without meaning that there are no better and/or more economical options
The first print I made by purchasing an Artillery hornet was with this green PETG. I preferred it over PLA due to its resistance to temperatures, hardness, and factory settings (240 C, 80 C, etc.). The prints came out perfect (for me) as well as with the black, but the red and blue semi-transparent ones gave me more difficulty (the material comes out harder...)
good for its price came in a well-packaged manner
I bought it 2-3 years ago, it was the first one I tried to print with and I was really disappointed, I couldn't achieve a decent print no matter what. I put it aside and picked it up again about a month ago when I ran out of ABS that I use. The prints came out perfect! I believe the initial negative impression was due to my inexperience, the filament prints just fine, the quality seems a little better than ABS and it has no issues with smells and warping. 0.6mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer height, 240°C nozzle temp, 85°C hotbed temp, 6mnm retract @50mm/s
I still need some fine tuning on the settings, but the material seems very good... I seemed to have the correct result at 250 degrees with a bed temperature of 70 for good adhesion... time will tell
Impeccable.
Within specifications.
I don't know if I got a bad coil or if it's just a bad filament, but compared to other brands of the same price, it's disappointing
Verified purchase
The price fluctuates as if it were a stock market depending on the color and stock
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ALL GOOD.............!!!
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Excellent! I didn't expect to be able to print on the first try... very good result... 250C 70C