Amazon Basics PETG 3D Printer Filament, 1.75mm, Yellow, 1 kg Spool

I have been using this PETG filament to produce the Prusa visors for the NHS (through 3D Crowd) and also for local schools (directly).Using a base temperature if 80 degrees and a nozzle temperature of 250 degrees, I am getting excellent results. Good adhesion, very little stringing and a strong, flexible visor. Thus is probably the best filament I have used, and I have run through over 20kg of various brands recently in making around 550 visors.In addition the winding is smooth and at an even tension, so it feeds well.I highly recommend this filament.

First time using PETG for printing and incredibly happy with the results. Only using presets I've had zero warping, no failed prints and bridging has been effortless where I've had huge issues with that in PLA.There has been stringing and bobbles on prints that need sanding off but this is very minorColour is great, too.

Have tried this over multiple colours. The PETG works great once you've dried it, but out of the box it's not vacuum sealed and was awful. I had to do a lot of my own drying to make it workable, which is additional cost and time to the end user. Once I had this corrected it was fine. Good adhesion, a decent colour, and neat winding.

PETG provides good adhesion to the bed plate and a strong print. I used this reel for printing garden irrigation parts, custom-sized spare parts boxes and some brackets for a peg board. 0.4mm nozzle and 0.2mm or 0.1 mm layer height gave very satisfactory prints. Recommended.

Tried many different settings and printers and just couldn't get it to print nicely, it would start nice sometimes then get poor layer adhesion halfway through the print.

As good as more expensive brands.Some crackling noise while printing but nothing major.Very happy so far :)

I had no issues using this filament and would buy again

I found this to string more than other brands of petg and to be weaker. It was tried with a wide range of settings and it liked fast retraction and huge temp to get best strength. On the plus it was a solid colour and not a translucent.