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1kg 1.75mm Black PETG 3D Printer Filament $14.64

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[Amazon.ca] 1kg 1.75mm Black PETG 3D Printer Filament $14.64

Title says it all, this is by far the cheapest it has ever been. Ships in 2 - 4 weeks. Prime elgible.

Price has dropped again to $14.64!

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B018MG4PF ... ref=plSrch
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Will give it a shot thanks!
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PETG is a very general purpose filament. Stronger than ABS, slightly more warp than PLA. Layer to layer adhesion is much stronger than ABS/HIPS/PLA, this results in very strong and durable prints.

The bed adhesion of PETG is brutally strong, it takes pieces of your bed surface when you pull the print off. If you have a polycarbonate print surface, I would put some painter's tape on it, PETG on polycarbonate will ruin your polycarbonate surface if your bed level is not perfect.

This is a very good price for PETG, it is usually priced as a premium filament.

My goto filament now is HIPS, I only chose it over PETG because HIPS releases from the build surface very easily once it is cool.
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toalan wrote: PETG is a very general purpose filament. Stronger than ABS, slightly more warp than PLA. Layer to layer adhesion is much stronger than ABS/HIPS/PLA, this results in very strong and durable prints.

The bed adhesion of PETG is brutally strong, it takes pieces of your bed surface when you pull the print off. If you have a polycarbonate print surface, I would put some painter's tape on it, PETG on polycarbonate will ruin your polycarbonate surface if your bed level is not perfect.

This is a very good price for PETG, it is usually priced as a premium filament.

My goto filament now is HIPS, I only chose it over PETG because HIPS releases from the build surface very easily once it is cool.

I bout PLA from the last thread (for the best detail iirc), would this PETG be a good supplement for when I want to print mechanical parts?
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Would this work fine with the monoprice mini?
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Nice, my printer's heat bed is kinda weak and this apparently doesn't require a heated bed!
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cgg123321 wrote: I bout PLA from the last thread (for the best detail iirc), would this PETG be a good supplement for when I want to print mechanical parts?
I would guess that PETG compared to PLA/ABS/HIPS would be most suitable for mechanical stuff. Biggest issue I find with PLA is the low glass transition temperature, PETG/ABS/HIPS have a much higher glass transition temperature.

For this price, give PETG a shot, it will probably impress you like it impressed me.
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blazed16 wrote: Would this work fine with the monoprice mini?
You will have to experiment with your print settings for a bowden type extruder with PETG. It will work, I have tried it with my Prusa i3 which also has a bowden type extruder, I had to change my print temperature and retraction settings.
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Song44 wrote: Nice, my printer's heat bed is kinda weak and this apparently doesn't require a heated bed!
PETG does warp a little bit, for small prints I can see you getting away without a heat bed. I would guess that for anything larger than the size of your fist that it would peel off the heatbed and warp.
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I am looking for some cheap 3d printer. where and what should I look at?
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Thatdealguy wrote: I am looking for some cheap 3d printer. where and what should I look at?
And I am looking for a fellow Toronto RFDer, that I could just pay to make me an occassional 3D item. Mostly drip trays and containers. PM me.
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beachlover wrote: And I am looking for a fellow Toronto RFDer, that I could just pay to make me an occassional 3D item. Mostly drip trays and containers. PM me.
Maybe you could look at 3D printing hubs and find someone close to you.
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beachlover wrote: And I am looking for a fellow Toronto RFDer, that I could just pay to make me an occassional 3D item. Mostly drip trays and containers. PM me.
Library does it free too if i recall correctly. you gotta take a short class first.

I have a maker select but to be honest its so much harder to do a simple thing than it sounds, it never ends up just being press print haha. It's truly a nerd hobby
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i got the m3d printer...would this filament work?
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So whats a good already assembled printer between 300-500?

I know the monoprice mini but its oos
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xebbmw wrote: Maybe you could look at 3D printing hubs and find someone close to you.
Neat. However, I am not a computer guy. Just want to give a sketch, and some money, to someone that already knows what they are doing.
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blazed16 wrote: So whats a good already assembled printer between 300-500?

I know the monoprice mini but its oos
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