3 idea Imagine Create Print PETG Blue

Good product

The media could not be loaded. At about 3 different instances now in a single 1Kg spool, I have got more than 1.75mm thick filament, that got stuck in hotend and thus the print failed.. too much time, electricity and money wasted..

Good filament as per the price, actually a bit cheap compared to the other brands.

This is my first time using PETG and I don't yet know if this is how PETG is supposed to be, which I don't think it is by the way, but sometimes the layers don't really bind together well in maybe one or two spots per print, resulting in a weak print that can more or less be easily separated at the weak point with not a lot of separating force, which isn't really good for making mechanical parts and tight fittings especially for fittings without play. I've never really had this kind of experience with the other filaments that I've used, granted they were PLA+ and they were from different brands. Will update when I order new PETG filament from other brands to see if this is just how the material is, which, again, I very much doubt.

I print 3d plane in result is good I'm happy with print quality

Absolutely no trouble printing with this material. Nozzle temperature 245. Bed at 70

50 grams into the roll it became clear that it was fully tangled. Absolutely unusable for 3d printing extremely low quality. Filament keeps getting stuck due to tangles.

1] Wet filament popping noise coming from hotend2] Manually dried using hair dryer