PETG Recycled Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Consumables, 1kg Spool (2.2lbs), 100% Recycled Enviro PETG, Fit Most FDM Printer (Blue)

Love was we printed with this. My students loved it as well

I have had a lot of problems printing with this PETG. It is the first PETG that I have tried and it is part of the reason I have sworn off high temp prints. I just have so many failed prints that I just don't want to deal with it.

I've never bothered writing a review for a product here, but I wanted to for this. I genuinely hope they sell this like crazy, so it continues to be available for my selfish self.Cons: It didn't come vacuum packed, and I had to dry it in the oven (150F for 4 hours) before it performed properly. It's not wound very well. End of complaints.Pros: This is the best performing, least stringy, easiest to print PETG I've ever used. Far out performs anything else I've used, this would be my go-to filament even if it weren't recycled. The fact that it's 100% recycled industrial waste on a recycled cardboard spool, made in the USA, is a collection of massive "pros." AND it's ~$5 cheaper than any other PETG.Dry it as mentioned above and you'll be set. I print it at 75C on a powder coated PEI sheet, and can print with minimal surface area on the bed without brims or worries. Nozzle is set to 245C, using a smooth fang duct and PrusaSlicer PETG cooling settings, and it prints at least as well as PLA.Taulman keep funding this please!

I’ve been Into 3D printing for 6 or 7 years and this is the best filament I’ve ever had the pleasure of using... Phenomenal flow, and with the right print settings truly watertight layer adhesion. PETG is a great material for prototyping working models, but I had previously been frustrated by lower quality materials not adhering to the bed or having major clogging issues, something about Taulman’s formula just works and I’ve achieved incredible results with it.

I’ve had better but it’s ok for it being recycled

Last time I ever use recycled filament. Been printing for years and I think Taulman makes some of the best nylons there is so I wanted to give this a try. This was the first filament to clog my MK3 and cause a failed print. Same deal with my Ender 3. The quality of the prints that actually finished was sub par also. Printed the same g code with polymaker petg and it came out beautiful. Taulman makes excellent filaments, but steer clear of this one. Will try to see if I can return this trash.

There were some issues with stringing, a good amount of issues with lost adhesion, overall good first experience with PETG but it’s not as easy as PLA.

I ordered two different color spools of this. They arrived on different days. Both had damage to the vacuum bags in which they were enclosed. I printed a temperature tower with each, and neither performed well at any temperature. Stringing, and poor adhesion hint that they had drawn moisture. Also both of the cardboard spools had some deformation as if the package had been impacted from the outside. Update! After tweaking settings (set cooling fans to zero, bed temp to 70, extruder to 245)the product printed very well.