OVERTURE PETG Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament, 1kg Filament (2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy 99% Probability +/- 0.03 mm, Fit Most FDM Printer (Black (1-Pack))

Llevo mucho tiempo usando el filamento OVERTURE PETG de 1.75 mm en color oro para mis proyectos de impresión 3D, y la experiencia es sobresaliente. La consistencia del filamento es de primera calidad, lo que garantiza impresiones fluidas sin atascos en la boquilla. Además, la adhesión a la cama es excelente, lo que resulta en una primera capa impecable en cada impresión. Me encanta cómo el acabado dorado le da un toque único y brillante a mis creaciones, especialmente para piezas decorativas. A lo largo de varios meses de uso, no he tenido ningún problema de deformaciones o fallos de capa, lo que demuestra la durabilidad y calidad de este filamento. Si buscas un PETG de alta resistencia con un color que destaque, este es sin duda uno de los mejores que he probado. Lo recomiendo sin dudar para cualquier impresora 3D.

Great filament

Filament came tightly vacuum sealed in a UV resistant silver plastic. It printed beautifully right out of the box without needing a drying cycle. The diameter is consistent, with no under- or over-extrusion. I did have to adjust the Flow Rate down slightly on my X1 Carbon - I think it veeeery slightly over-extrudes on the first layer, and dropping the Flow Rate to 0.93 seems to help. I have not experienced any clogging issues with the filament. I have printed well beyond the 50mm/s speed recommended in the pamphlet with no stringing issues, even with a nozzle temp of 255C. The black color I purchased is well pigmented and opaque. Overall, I am happy with the purchase. I also bought a spool of PETG white that I haven't used yet, but I expect similar results.

Funciona muy bien, lo recomiendo

Works well. As PETG goes, this is easy to work with, but it is PETG It won't be as forgiving as PLA. That said, you get a strong, heat resistant print that's not as brittle as PLA. Unlike PLA it won't deform because you left it in the car. It's my standard go to filament these days. A couple notes for successful, happy use: Calibrate your printer for the filament with a temp tower, flow rate test, retraction test, and pressure advance test. Slicers such as OrcaSlicer have these tests built-in for ease of use. It takes a bit of time, but once you're dialed in it prints beautifully. If you can, have a printer with an all metal hot end. If you can't do that, change out the PTFE tube in the hot end frequently. PETG print temps degrade PTFE, and degraded PTFE causes clogs and stringing.