TINMORRYPETG Filament 1.75mm, Rapid PETG-Eco 3D Printing Filament, Compatible with Bambu Lab/Creality K1C / FLASHFORGE Adventurer 5M FDM 3D Printer, 1 KG 1 Spool, Orange

I've used quite a few different brands of PETG, but none of them have been as great for me as Tinmorry has. I've so far used their Fluorescent Green, Blue, Fluorescent Rose Red, Orange, Clear, Black and Cold White, and all I can say is wow!The quality and vivid colours of the filaments really shine. I am in the process of making a pea shooter lamp using the fluorescent green, and I absolutely love it. It prints really well, and for me it's usually good to go as soon as it's delivered, I haven't needed to dry one yet. It's vacuum packed neatly and protected in a cardboard box.All 4 of my printers produce consistantly great prints using this brand, I have a Bambu Lab P1S, A1+AMS Lite, Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro and a Sovol SV06 Plus, and it continues to impress. Definitely recommend then. The plug and play compatibility with the AMS Lite is a huge bonus, with no reducing rings necessary!Amazing value and amazing quality.

I bought the Olive Green PETG-ECO to use on my BambuLab A1.There wasn't a filament profile in my slicer and the info on the box was slightly different to the info on the reel, so I contacted Tinmorry to ask questions about the filament density and such so i could create one. They were really helpful and sent me profile that i could import into my slicer for best results. I was very impressed, the PETG-ECO printed beautifully with no issues and colour was just what i was looking for.The filament itself was well packaged and vacuum sealed with some desiccant inside. It was neatly wound and printed with a nice consistent colour.I would happily buy this filament again.

Saw this new tpu on Amazon and liked the colour so thought why not!!Dried it for 12hrs and printed perfectly,Loads of people been commenting on how the colour is different to all other tpus put there!Price is very good and well packaged! Will be buying again!

Some transparent filament "red" is closer to orange than red. This is convincingly red.Printed easily straight out of the pack for the first two hours then showed signs of having absorbed moisture.It's recommended that PETG is dried before use, so that's to be expected.Generic PETG settings working well on my Bambu A1 with 0.4mm nozzle.

Printed well on my ender 3 v2. The colour was exactly as described and vibrant. Filament slightly stringy (I know Petg is known for it) but I even with changing multiple settings I can’t seem to dial it in to reduce it much. Maybe the spool has a slight bit of moisture in. Good filament for the price though!

Not a brand I'd used before and was wondering if the price point would mean it's no good but thought I'd take the risk. Very happy with the results and the price is amazing.

Would you like twisted filament? BUY ITdo you want breakages? ITS FOR YOU.would you like badly wound spools? GRAB IT NOW WHILE STOCKS LAST.if you want truly awful filament that's going to tear your drive gears apart and cost you lots of time and money to put right? YOU FOUND IT.

First time using this brand and I was pleasantly surprised, some of the nicest looking PETG prints with very minor, almost negligible stringing, even with multiple parts on the bed - printing at 235c hot end with a bed temp of 75c. Really neatly wound, no tangles at all, sticks brilliantly to PEI bed when hot and you can hear it releasing as the bed cools down and slides right off. Will be back for more!

I can't praise Tinmorry PETG-CF filament highly enough. It is easy to calibrate, easy to print, and allows me to produce highly durable functional parts with precise dimensions and beautiful matte finish. With it, I have never encountered any warping, stringing or delamination -- it is very tolerant to both printing and bed temperatures and fan settings, which can deviate from "perfect" but still yield a good result. I don't remember a single failed print, even when I accidentally used wrong settings (though, of course, the best results are obtained when all settings are correct). Clogging is also a non-issue, even with a 0.4 mm nozzle. With this material I can even print springs: it is rigid, but can flex and, more importantly, return to its original shape once the force is removed. For all it its great mechanical and aesthetic qualities, it is also quite inexpensive -- especially compared to the likes of PA-CF, which can easily cost twice as much, but are not as easy to print with.Now, some downsides, or rather "considerations". When printing with PETG-CF (or any carbon fiber containing filament), it is important to make sure you printer is equipped with _both_ a hardened nozzle and a hardened extruder gear set, as it is quite abrasive and can ruin your "regular" steel parts in no time. (For my Bamboo Lab P1S such upgrade cost me about $40). Sanding this material is usually a bad idea unless you're doing it outside and wearing a respirator mask, because the dust particles it produces are irritating, not biodegradable, and thus very harmful to inhale. (Good thing you don't need to do it often because the finish is usually great as is). I'd also like to mention that this plastic is not fully radio-transparent because of CF content; so it is not well suited for making enclosures for electronic devices containing a functional radio antenna.Overall, it is a very reliable material yielding highly consistent results, and is now one of my favorites.10/22/24 update: recently I had a chance to compare it against very premium and four times more expensive Qidi PA12-CF filament. I have to say that, while the latter definitely has some advantages (such as scratch and heat resistance), Tinmorry PETG-CF still holds better in terms of dimensional stability, rigidity, color and overall finish. It will remain my "to-go" material for most projects, while PA-CF will be used for printing gears -- the only application I can currently think of where its advantages are crucial.P.S. I'm adding pictures of my Kiwi-drive ball balancing robot, with 95% of its structural parts printed from Tinmorry PETG-CF. It already took quite a lot of beating (inevitable when you have a five-year-old in the house) but still looks almost like new. And if any part eventually breaks, I can easily print it again.

No tuve que mover ningún parámetro de la impresora, simplemente use el perfil para PETG estándar y funcionó a la perfección. El color y acabado realmente es impresionante, en algunos ángulos incluso desaparecieron las lineas de capa, definitivamente lo pondré en mis filamentos de uso diario.

Ideale per utilizzo come guarnizioni essendo eccessivamente morbido,difficile da lavorare ho dovuto rallentare molto la velocità di stampa crea tantissimi filetti....

I have tried everything I can think of and this stuff will not stay stuck to the build plate. Changed the bed temperature, chamber temperature, print thickness... I have not had one good print.

Ich habe dieses PETG Filament für meinen 3D-Drucker gekauft und bin mit der Qualität zufrieden. Das Filament kommt gut verpackt an und ist frei von Verunreinigungen, was für gute Druckergebnisse sorgt.Die Druckergebnisse sind gut, das Filament lässt sich gut drucken und es haftet gut. Nach dem Druck gibt es auch keine Verfärbung und das Modell bleibt schön weiß, dies macht eine Bemalung recht einfach. Außerdem ist das Filament sehr robust, was bedeutet, dass meine gedruckten Teile langlebig und widerstandsfähig sind. PETG ist auch ein robustes Material, was es gut für Modelle macht die einiges aushalten müssen (z.B. Hitze). Es lässt sich für PETG Verhältnisse auch recht gut drucken.Ebenfalls im Lieferumfang enthalten ist eine verschließbare Tüte, diese ist zum Lagern sehr Praktisch, da man PETG nicht an der Luft lagern soll.Insgesamt bin ich mit diesem PETG Filament zufrieden. Der Preis ist angemessen für die gebotene Qualität, und ich werde definitiv wieder nachkaufen, wenn ich wieder Filament benötige.