3D Printer filament - Red 1.75mm PETG Filament, PETG 1kg(2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm

I can’t say I hated this roll because I used it all and it was basically ok. The parts I made from it, however were far more brittle than the PETG I’m used to, it also has somewhat abysmal bed adhesion to the heated, textured , PEI print bed of my Prusa MK3s (that was specifically designed for PETG). As compared to Prusament, this stuff just didn’t compare. It is a pretty cool kind of sparkly dark pinkish red when printed which is unique so if that what you want over and above structural integrity (for vases or figurines, for example) then this is fine, the colors stay true to what they look like on the spool, but I’ll not buy it again for things requiring the strength typical of PETG, like replacement parts for my printer or anything that may ever come in contact with a screw again.

I just used another brand of PETG that was printing much better. I bought this for what the color looks like in the photos. WAY off. Its more of a dull orange or Salmon color. If you like that go for it but its not the greatest filament either. I'm sure I can improve the prints but can't adjust the color. I just printed some ABS that was working much better and was looking forward to trying this out. Use it up and move on..

The PLA prints very well, good adhesion and takes the resolution very well. The only miss is the color. It's red on the spool, however the print looks more akin to a very light red.

I originally bought this to print parts for my printer upgrade. After more fiddling around with trial prints than I would have liked, I was getting pretty good print quality. However, I could never eliminate very fine stringing and I had trouble printing fine detail as the PETG seemed to consistently have soft "melted" edges.Be aware that this also sticks WAY too well to BuildTak and PEI. Removing the print from the plate actually pulled a chunk of BuildTak up with it! Painters tape seemed to work much better (and I didn't care if it ripped off).Finally, I just didn't care for the appearance. Instead of a deep red, this looks more pink due to the translucent effect.

Caveat up front - this is my first experience with PETG - but once my printer was dialed in for the higher temps, this has printed really well. Using an E3D V6 hotend and ultrabase hotbed, extruder at 230 and hotbed at 75 - resulting prints look like cherry candy. I managed to break my cooling fan, and have been printing with the fan off, and so far they've been great. Maybe I've just been lucky. Haven't used much of the roll yet. If things change I'll update.

Set the temperature to 245c and have not had any issue. Color is translucent if the prints are thin. No jams.

Printed at 250c and the bed at 70c. Printed amazing. It’s transparent so it would look amazing with a light inside.

i've been using translucent red for my lights projects. As you can see in the images, the translucent red i'm using is not even close to the one received. I purchased blue and green, those colors are great, but th red one is not Red, is more like a pinkish/orange or pale red... i don't know how to upload photos of it, i will if i find out how to do it.