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Laszlo Szabo
21 September 2021
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Strong, better than ABS, I guess...
Rated with 5 out of 5 stars.
I am not sure about the deep technical parameters, only the end product that I can see and test. It is impressive. Very strong, that is what I can tell. I am not sure it is 20x stronger than PETG but definitely much stronger! Absolutely strong enough to hold a Stepper Motor for example, or you can print a gantry plate for your Ender 3 whatever. I can tell you it is strong! First, I always choose the lowest temperature that the manufacturer recommends and the 260c is quite OK for this PCTG / 270c for the first layer /. The heated bed is 80c. Quite enough, items never come up! The best part of it, if the bed cools down, items come off very easy, you don't need to use a spatula, etc. Like PETG I like to use lacker spray. Color wise it is different from what you can see in the listing picture (when it is printed out.) It is not bad at all but this is a point of view. How can I say it. The color is not homogeneous. I can recommend this if you want strong material, almost unbreakable :D But beware if you want to print it with a standard factory-fitted hotend like Ender 3! It may won't like it :D. My setup is on a CR-10sProV a Microswiss extruder with E3D hotend, drive with a bondtech panckake stepper :D
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