Taulman TECH-G PETG Filament - 1.75mm (1kg)

I have so far ordered 16 rolls of Tech-G in the last month or so. I'm producing parts that require strength above all else. I tried many brands of PET-G. Duramic was my go to until I found Tech G. I probably consume at least 3 rolls a week. PLEASE KEEP IT IN STOCK!So, this stuff is SUPER strong and with print setting dialed in the stringing and boogering can be managed.I print at 250/100 direct on glass with hairspray. Sticks well and comes off on its own when cooled.I use a .6mm nozzle but have used it on .4 and. 8 as well.Set your print speed to around 30 and travel to 100Retraction distance 10Retraction speed 10Enable coastingFan @20Those are the key settings. If your retraction is too short or too fast it will booger and randomly deposit burnt tumors on your print.It will still do some stringing but not crazy. It takes sanding from a rotary very well and isn't blatantly obvious like more opaque colors are which end up scaring on the sanding spots.This material takes some time to work with and at times will test your patience. I rigged up a filament dryer using the top of a food dehydrator and a 10 gal bucket. I have rolls in the dryer and rolls on the printer and switch them out daily when I have enough rolls. However I can usually print for a few days between drying when down to my last rolls.PLEASE KEEP THIS FILAMENT IN STOCK.

Filament has been great. My only real complaint was that the desiccant pack that it was packed with had broken open leaving little silica balls intertwined in the filament and the rest of the package lost its vacuum seal. Otherwise the filament did not appear to be damaged.

I’d love to review this product, but Taulman packaged an alloy 910 spool in a Tech-G bag. Come on guys....it’s coming back to you.Also, this nylon filament is not vacuum sealed? Really? Because printers love baking nylon for 24hours after paying $65 a spool? Again, you need better QC this is worse packaging than $21 Amazon basics PLA.

The filament is now my staple prototyping material except when I need nylon or PC. Good properties, reproducible dimensions, decent post processing. I use it in my X-Max, Prusa , airwolf and a-8. It’s a worthwhile step up from ordinary PETG.AMAZON,What is up w the ranking categories? Sheer? Warmth? Hope it’s an AI glitch

Interesting filament. Seems quite strong and has good inter layer adhesion.

You have to up the temp on the printer but I love this stuff. You want a functional part? You get the techg out. The black comes out shiny which I like. Plus high heat tolerance.I am slowly phasing out my other petg (unless for color reasons) and using basically only this stuff.