ELEGOO Rapid PETG Filament 1.75mm White 4KG, High Speed Up to 600mm/s 3D Printer Filament Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 1kg Cardboard Spool(2.2lbs) Fits for Most FDM 3D Printers

This is a fantastic filament, honestly. It seems to be a really high quality and prints really well on the condition you actually spend a good amount of time first going through the calibration steps. I tried to print this with little change to normal PETG out of the box and it drove me nuts but the moment it works, it looks stunning and is perfect.MOISTURE REALLY AFFECTS THIS FILAMENT! IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A DRYER / DRYING BOX, YOU WILL STRUGGLE!Another key point - I also found the Z-offset for this to be similar to PLA with what the printer thinks. I have to apply a manual 0.1mm offset for PETG usually but this filament seems to print much better with a PLA-like unadjusted offset.I have an ender 3 v3 KE so an open bed slinger, a nice printer but on the more affordable options and I found some good settings (to start with) are:Hotend - 230°C (First layer 235°C)Bed - 80° (First layer 85°C)Retraction 1.5mmReaction speed - 40mm/sFirst layer speed - 50mm/sOuter wall - 150mm/sInner wall - 250mm/sInfill - 250mm/sBut this works for my setup, my printer, in my environment. You'll need to do a full calibration suite for yourself.I'm using this to print a mural for a giant case for my printer and found it was able to handle these large, bulky and dense prints well with minimal warping.

I've bought a lot of filament from Elegoo over the years and it's always been top quality, they always have good value for money (plenty of sales) good bed adhesion, no stringing (as long as you keep it dry but that's the responsibility of the user) and the print quality has always been on point! The colour is always as advertised too:) Good stuff!

I was nervous about printing in PETG at first, being a long time PLA+ printer, wasn't sure if it' be worth printing in PETG because of the potential difficulties that come with printing in PETG.I'm a massive fan! It prints perfectly, just adjust your settings in your slicer to the recommended temperatures and you'll be ready to go!I'm amazed with PETG as well, I messed up the Z-height when printing some parts which needed to slide together and I wrestled with it for ages trying to get the parts to come apart - the PETG never cracked or broke at all, I was genuinely gobsmacked (after my rage at not calibrating my printer had subsided).Elegoo are known for their resin printers, but they're FDM filament a great addition to the product they offer, at a fantastic price and on a cardboard spool - can't complain.This is now my go-to for printing parts which require some structural strength or are subjected to some wear and tear!Highly recommend this stuff.

Printing with PETG can be challenging, but once properly adjusted, the results improve significantly. Although not perfect, the minor stringing that occurs is light and easily removable. However, printing with supports on a single filament printer can be problematic, as it often results in a messy and unsatisfactory outcome. Despite this, PETG is valuable for printing non-supported items, which turn out quite well when using high temperatures and slow print speeds. For those requiring sturdy and heat-resistant components, PETG is a recommendable material.

Prints quickly, prints well, adheres to the printer's bed (PEI sheet in my case) insanely well, warping/shrinking seems to be about average for PETG so be careful, it *will* bend the bed if you don't clamp it down.Also, the color is excellent. Most white filaments are milky and transparent. This is the least transparent I've seen, and it looks pretty much identical to Creality Hyper PETG White (although they are different filaments/formulas, clearly).I need at least 0.96 flow ratio on my Bambu Lab P1S in order to get a proper first layer; other PETG filaments were fine with 0.95.

Honestly, I've come to stand by Elegoo filament recently, great value, fun to print with and adheres exactly where needed. I've been running this constantly through my K1 Max and it. Just. Works.

The **ELEGOO Rapid PETG Filament 1.75mm Yellow & Green 2KG** is a high-performance filament designed for 3D printing enthusiasts who value speed, durability, and vibrant colors. The **dual-pack with yellow and green filaments** offers bold, eye-catching colors that are perfect for functional parts, artistic projects, or prototypes requiring a professional finish. Its **high-speed printing capability**, ranging from 30mm/s to 600mm/s, makes it an excellent choice for users looking to save time without compromising on quality.This filament delivers excellent **layer adhesion and impact resistance**, making it ideal for projects requiring toughness and flexibility. Its precise **1.75mm diameter** ensures smooth and consistent extrusion, reducing the risk of clogs or stringing, even at higher speeds. ELEGOO's PETG filament also has a low shrinkage rate, which minimizes warping and ensures reliable, high-quality prints.Whether you're printing durable mechanical parts or creating colorful and intricate designs, the **ELEGOO Rapid PETG Filament** offers excellent performance and vibrant aesthetics. Its combination of speed, strength, and versatility makes it a standout choice for both beginners and advanced users seeking dependable and visually striking results.

I spent an inordinate amount of time setting up my printer to get a decent print with this filament but just could not do it. One model and three test prints all exhibit poor adhesion and stringing. Straight after these three tests I put on my other PETG...came out perfect, and with the same setting as the last. In fact I changed speed and fan on the other manufacturer and it still didn't alter the finish!