ACTIVEME PETG+ Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printers, PETG+ 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm (1000g Transparent)

This is the best transparent filament I've tried yet out of 3 different brands. You can print glass-like parts under the right conditions, though they will always have a lenticular effect on the surface, so be realistic about your expectations. Compared to Activeme PETG+, CC3D PETG has a slightly foggy appearance. Polymaker PolySmooth PVB performs similar to this ACTIVEME PETG+ in vase mode, making a nice, clear print, but as it's a soluble filament, I haven't actually tried printing it outside of vase mode yet. Some use PolySmooth PVB as a dissolvable support, some use it because you can "polish" it with isopropyl alcohol, which can be tricky to get right (there are videos out there on how to do that).There is a brief tutorial on Printables titled "how to print glass." The key to glass-like prints with any filament, as another reviewer also described, is to print with 100% infill using aligned rectilinear infill so that all paths go parallel in the same direction. Minimizing or eliminating walls may help, depending on the dimensions of your object. Print on a smooth bed, preferably glass. With the Activeme, I found that a bed temp of 50°, and a print temp of 220°-240° to work best, though you should print several tests to dial it in to whatever works for you. Try a layer height of anywhere between 0.1mm-0.3mm. Print between 20-30mm/s with no part cooling. The goal is to have the material fuse into one piece with a minimum of trapped air bubbles. Imagine you're going to make a transparent cube out of silicone caulk- you want to go slow and steady, line by line, layer by layer, letting the beads of silicone touch each other and seep together, without trapping any air in between them or allowing the surface to dry before you're done.Having dry filament is critical. Anyone with enough experience will know that's often the last think you think of, and the thing which does the trick with whatever problem you're having. Moisture in your filament will manifest itself here as lots of small or microscopic bubbles, fogging up any translucency you might've achieved. If you don't have a filament drier, you may be able to place your spool on a sheet of paper on the bed of your printer, set the bed temp to 70°, and place a cardboard box just big enough to cover your spool. Let this sit on your heated bed for 4 hours, and it's pretty much guaranteed to dry your filament quite well. Just make sure to check it regularly to ensure your filament isn't softening and fusing together on the spool, that your spool isn't sticking to the bed, and that you don't have any unfortunate malfunctions. Newer printers generally have good thermal runaway prrtection, but you should not leave your printer unattended anyway.That's pretty much it. Activeme PETG+ is so good that even though I still have 2 full spools of other brands, I've run out of the Activeme and bought another spool to have on hand.

I had to make a small plastic latch for the fuel door on my Jeep Cherokee and PLA just wasn't cutting it. I have a black car and in the summer heat the PLA would get soft and deform. I printed multiple latches because I was replacing it every few weeks. I decided to try this PETG+ and I couldn't be happier. I used the same STL file and after adjusting the temps everything came out pretty well. I went all summer without having any deformity from the heat.

The media could not be loaded.  Not the best PETG+, but it prints well. Far less stringing than normal PETG, and the smaller roll is nice. The filament on the spool is not wound particularly well, and the anchor for the end of the filament can get stuck on the spool holder. Also, the initial layer is a bit difficult to lay down, but bumping the temp way up seems to help. But again, it's less than $10 a roll. Id say it's worth it.I'm printing around 200mm/s at 250c/90c with a knockoff volcano CHT nozzle. Id ignore the recommended temps on the packaging if you'd like to avoid jams or clogs.If you can get this stuff at or around $10/spool, 100% would recommend.

Seems like good quality filament

The media could not be loaded.  Please no matter what you do don’t get this cheap crap. I always try my best to be fair in my reviews and try helping out the seller but this is horrible!Yes the surface quality of my print is pretty nice and can go into detail. It has to many issues. My first print. Clogged when it was nearly done! Very annoying after 7 hours of course. 2nd print it decided to let the string cheesy lose inside it and make spaghetti for me. 3rd attempt horrible string and half way through also wrapped upward on the back of the skull as you can seen in the video. 4th attempt I put adhesive glue on to hopefully help this. NOPE wrapped and for some reason skipped a couple layers in the print making to pieces of my print as you also seen in the video. When doing testing the filament got twisted around each other causing it to make a knot so the extruded couldn’t feed!I do also want to point of that when I bought this I used there setting on there product box of the correct temperatures and that’s what I used for the print, I adjusted the temperatures and speed throughout testing just to get the same result in the end. Nearly every test it caused a spaghetti plate.ALSO THERE ADVERTISING SAYS NO CLOGGING, NEATLY PLACED FILAMENT ON SPOOL. NOPE IT WAS OVER LAPPING EACH OTHER ON SOME PARTS. SPOOL HOLE IS HORRIBLE SIZE FOR THE SPOOL ITSELF CAUSING A WEIRD EFFECT WHEN ROTATING MAKING THE PRINTER SHAKE BECAUSE OF THE FORCE IT TOOK TO ROATE IT.Please save yourself the time stress and money and don’t get this. Don’t go cheap it’s not work it. Just spend the extra 3-6 dollars

Tengo tiempo de usar esta marca, casi dos años aproximadamente, y siempre me ha salido muy bien así que decidí probar su petg y me gustó que el empaque estaba perfectamente sellado al vacío. No tenía nada de humedad ni burbujas. A la hora de imprimir todo muy fácil, 235 de temperatura, 70 en la cama y perfecto. Cómo todo filamento debes hacer tu test de retracción para evitar hilos, una vez configurado bien esto, no te da problemas de hilos.Muy recomendable.

La bobine de plastique est plus étroite que la grandeur standard alors elle est remplie jusqu'au bord ce qui a compliqué l'utilisation de mon dévidoir.

Bon produit avec un bon rapport qualité prix. Quelques petits problèmes d’adhérences de temps en temps

Excellent as always

Usato per prototipi industriali ed edili per non parlare di oggetti per casa come un mio ultimo progetto come dosatore per caffè Formidabile ed eccellente consigliati siamo usato su quattro stampanti diverse e con diverse velocità e temperature hanno dato un eccellente qualità e robustezza. Ho già usato è comprato decine di bobine e di diverso colore e rimango contento e soddisfatto dell’eccellente prodotto. Confesso che ero titubante ad acquistarlo poi ne ho comprato una bobina per prova e mi sono accorto dell’ottimo prodotto ta noto che poi fino a oggi è quasi due mesi ne ho già comprato più di 30 bobine e continuerò ad acquistarle. Qualità e robustezza eccellente e poi il prezzo è anche vantagiosissimo. Concludo e invito a provarlo e ne rimarrete soddisfatti. Allego foto di ultimi lavoretti ma di foto ne ho a centinaia di opere realizzate. Fatelo vostro ne vale la pena.