TINMORRY PETG Filament 1.75mm, Rapid PETG-Eco 3D Printing Filament, Compatible with Most FDM 3D Printers, 1 KG 1 Spool, Black

I'm new to 3D but soon realised cheap filament can be risk...This is only inexpensive in price quality is 1st rate I print parts for a machine I make and this is such a breeze to work with and genuinely strong with some flex compared to other PETG I have used. Out of the packet it required minimal drying and has to be one of the least moist filaments I have used ..the dryer read it at 23% out the packet and 19% after just 10 mins ..dropping to 14% within 20mins Sticks to the bed very well (a bit too well sometimes ) but that's better than drifting away during a print . Minimal if any stringing..infact I dont think its done it once just does the job very well and works well above its price tag . I have used this brand in GF too and that was also excellent so I have confidence in this brand and I am keen to try other colours . PETG I find easier to work with than PLA thanks to Timorry for a really decent product . Qidi 4 Max

Fantastic PLA filament that prints very well. I’ve printed several items with it and had no issues at all. It feeds smoothly, sticks well to the bed, and produces clean prints with good detail. For the price, this filament offers excellent value and performs just as well as more expensive brands. I’d definitely buy it again and would recommend it to anyone looking for reliable PLA filament.

Printed as expected, great product and unique colour.

5/5 best price for PETG 3/5 adhesion to the hot plate 4/5 not warping. It was 'alright/ok' but not amazing. 5/5 no stringiness (note: I dried it for a long time like you're meant to with PETG before use)

I bought several of Tinmorry PETG filament at the same time, I bought a white, black, grey, silver, and a gold. I had used the silver and the grey; hadn’t had any problems whatsoever. When I tried to use the white, the print was awful, I tried several different things including temperature, bed temperature, flow rates ETC and I could not get it to print nicely. After using nearly half a roll, as you can imagine I was on the warpath, got in touch with Amazon to return the white and at the same time I had tried to use the black for a Darth Vader and I was getting the same problem. However, I did send an e-mail to Timmorry themselves, which they reached out and said could I WhatsApp them. I entered a WhatsApp two and frow from Joy and she very kindly suggested I needed to put my black and white into a dryer; I hadn't done this prior as it was a brand-new role and I've never had to do that before. However, after 8 hours of drying; Joy gave me a link to GitHub where they have specific settings for the echo black and echo white for my Creality K2 plus. I uploaded the profile to Creality and did a print; it came out brilliantly. I would like to thank Joy for her diligence in trying to help me even if she did roll her eyes when she found out I hadn't tried to dry the filament first. Though I've been 3D printing for a year I am still a noob. So, I highly recommend these filaments and the customer service from them, I will be using them again no problem at all. pics of silver, did a fantastic print, and all three finished in the end

This filament is good, stick it in a dehydrator for 12-16 hours like every other filament before printing to dry it correctly, I keep it in my 3d printers enclosure and even after a few months of not printing it's not brittle nor am i getting any issues with it. This brand of petg-eco prints best at 230c with a 80c bed, I use a Bondtech CHT coated brass .4mm nozzle and it prints very quickly and accurately.

I’ve been using the TINMORRY Rapid PETG-Eco filament on my Bambu Labs A1, and the results have been consistently excellent. I’m running it with the generic PETG profile in Bambu Studio, and it works flawlessly right out of the box—no major adjustments needed. I’ve purchased several colors, including metallic and transparent versions, and every spool has delivered great performance. The print quality is outstanding—clean layers, excellent adhesion, and no issues with clogs or warping. This is easily one of the most reliable and user-friendly PETG filaments I’ve worked with. So far, I’ve used it across a variety of projects, including a HSW wall, an AMS Lite enclosure, and several upgrades to my workspace and filament storage. The prints always come out looking sharp and professional. I’m genuinely impressed and would be happy to try any other filaments TINMORRY releases—especially if they’re looking for testers or feedback on new materials. Highly recommended!

clogged printer twice, failed to adhere to build plate on first attempt - gave up on third occasion, will find more reliable brand as this is the only time I have ever had an issue

Getestet mit 1 kg Schwarz auf meinem Bambu Lab H2D. Ich habe einfach die von Tinmorry auf der Herstellerseite bereitgestellten Druckeinstellungen übernommen – ohne weitere Anpassungen, und es hat direkt beim ersten Versuch gepasst. Als Testobjekt habe ich einen freistehenden „HOME"-Schriftzug gedruckt: Rundungen, dünne Stege und viele kurze Reisewege zwischen den Buchstaben – also genau das, was PETG gerne mit Fäden quittiert. Das Ergebnis: – Kein Stringing zwischen den Buchstaben, keine Nachbearbeitung nötig – Kein Warping, saubere Layerhaftung, scharfe Kanten – Gleichmäßiges, tiefes Schwarz ohne Farbschwankungen über die ganze Rolle – Typischer PETG-Glanz, wirkt hochwertig – Druck lief komplett störungsfrei durch, keine Verstopfungen oder Extruderaussetzer Verpackung und Spule: Kunststoffspule, sehr sauber gewickelt (kein Verheddern, keine Schlaufe unter der Wicklung), luftdicht verpackt. Unterm Strich: unkompliziertes, zuverlässiges PETG mit sehr gutem Druckbild. Klare Kaufempfehlung.

フィギュアなどを自作する為に購入。 まさに肌の色を求めて購入しました。 色合いは色白に感じることもありますが、問題なく肌色として使えました。要するに美白気味。 （画像の左側に見える脚が未塗装の肌色です。右側は塗装済みですので悪しからず。） 他メーカーのものは肌の色としては色味がハテナな物が多い中、こちらはバッチリです。 設定次第の部分はありますが、糸引きもあまり出ませんでした。リピート予定です！

Superbe filament, pas de problème pour la fabrication d'objets

Every brittle, tried to print same part twice and it failed, different filament no problem. Will do more testing.

Liked it. Should note when printing on an Ender 3 V2 Neo, Tinmorry does not show up in the choices for the Creality slicer. Printing using generic PETG settings caused failed prints. This filament needs higher temp. The setting for Creality CR-PETG seems to work the best.