OVERTURETough PC Professional Filament, Cardboard Spool, 1kg(2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy Probability +/- 0.02mm, Fit Most FDM Printer (Black)

This is a good PC filament. PC in general can be tricky to print but I use PC filament a lot and I have used most all of the brands out there and this is one of my favorites. It prints well has decent bed adhesion for PC and is very strong. Really I have no complaints on this Overture Tough PC filament, it's great. The part in my pic is very small and this filament still has great quality for PC and the detail of the small parts are very good.

My project goes in my car dashboard and the heat may be too much for petg. My first print warped, so I turned up the heat and it was much better. I've followed the recommended print speed, so it takes a number of hours, but it has a nice visual effect while printing. I also calibrated my extrusion factor for this filament. And I used supports instead of bridges.

Inexpensive and good prints for a PcGood default filament for functional prints

Polycarbonate is one of the most difficult filaments to print and if you don't have the correct checklist of prerequisites before printing its never going to come out the way you want it toi use a bambu X1C and have made well over 10 very large prints with polycarbonate to fantastic resultsperfect layer adhesion fine detailing and extremely toughmy only gripe is that since the material is so tough breaking off supports can be super tedious but you get tedious with most filamentshonestly overkill for most projects but if you need something very strong to print with and nothing else will do this is your best bet

This PC filament was easy to work with on my Bambu Labs X1 Carbon. Using the stock settings from Bambu worked well enough to begin with. But it gets even better once calibrated. Once I got the flow ration and pressure advance dialed in, I tested the max flow rate, and it achieved 26mm^3/s with a stock 0.4mm nozzle. I dialed it back to 24mm^3/s and have been doing some non-stop printing since. I haven't had issues with adhesion or warping. I print without brims or rafts, using a smooth PEI plate with the thinnest glue (mix of glue stick, water and alcohol) as a barrier/adhesion booster. I'm not seeing any issues with warping, and my prints come out immaculate.The only draw back is the cardboard spool as used in the AMS. Which is why I'm using the filament to create a re-spooler so I can use this same stuff over and over again. I can't wait to grab more filament.

This is a very nice filiment and especially for the price.

Works well when dried out. Tough filament! Strength wise I mean, fairly easy to print when done in a printer with an enclosure.

I don't know if I just got a bad batch but I have tried multiple times to print with this with no success. I am using a K1C so it's enclosed. The issue I am running into is its breaking inside the bowden tube while printing. I also had it in the drier for a bit. Any suggestions would be nice and I'd be willing to change my review.