Creality CR-PETG Filament - Transparent

If you are expecting glass like transparent then this isn’t for you. Translucent at best, but it does the job If you are expecting glass like transparent then this isn’t for you. Translucent at best, but it does the job

robot machine meltifies this stuff into funny shapes real good. robot machine meltifies this stuff into funny shapes real good.

This transparent filament printed very well without any issues giving me the result I was looking for. This transparent filament printed very well without any issues giving me the result I was looking for.

Good filament but great service, honestly was so good talking to staff about 3D printers while I shopped and they even had several on display and printing things in the PB Tech store! Good filament but great service, honestly was so good talking to staff about 3D printers while I shopped and they even had several on display and printing things in the PB Tech store!

By: BenB899 01/05/25

The best PETG I tried so far. Glass-like transparency, very strong prints. The best PETG I tried so far. Glass-like transparency, very strong prints.

Great transparency achieved with transparent PETG with flawless printing (after active drying in filament dryer) Great transparency achieved with transparent PETG with flawless printing (after active drying in filament dryer)

Love this petg, seems to have a different feel to normal petg and use it a lot for just every day prints. Like you can guess when printed it isn't really transparent but still fun to use. Would recommend using a dryer on this for a few hours before first use as it can help Love this petg, seems to have a different feel to normal petg and use it a lot for just every day prints. Like you can guess when printed it isn't really transparent but still fun to use. Would recommend using a dryer on this for a few hours before first use as it can help

Brilliant

Less is more Brilliant

Less is more

Printing at 70deg bed, 250deg nozzle, 40mm/s and -1.15z offset on Ender3 v3 SE.

Must dry before hand or you'll get bubbles which will be extremely apparent in your print, and keep in a dry box during printing as it's quite hygroscopic, only last 2 days in 50% RH before going bubbly after drying.

Comes out extremely translucent, probably about as close to transparent you can print.

Sticks VERY well to the PEI bed of the Ender, so lay down some glue stick in a cross-hatch pattern before you print!!
Will not impact final print quality, but will allow for well compressed layers without ripping chunks off your bed.

I've made an in...view more Printing at 70deg bed, 250deg nozzle, 40mm/s and -1.15z offset on Ender3 v3 SE.

Must dry before hand or you'll get bubbles which will be extremely apparent in your print, and keep in a dry box during printing as it's quite hygroscopic, only last 2 days in 50% RH before going bubbly after drying.

Comes out extremely translucent, probably about as close to transparent you can print.

Sticks VERY well to the PEI bed of the Ender, so lay down some glue stick in a cross-hatch pattern before you print!!
Will not impact final print quality, but will allow for well compressed layers without ripping chunks off your bed.

I've made an invisishield (very cool lenticular panel which allows you to bend light and 'hide' objects.) and light lampshade (pictured)

By: JeremyH55 09/09/24

Verified Owner