OVERTURE 6KG Bundle High Speed PETG Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament

Prints without problems.

Printers: Geeetech A10 and Ender 3 ProTemperature settings:- Extruder: 240c- Bed: 90c first two layers and 85c for the rest- Print it slooooowly because it's PETG (slow down all the speed settings)Pros:- Looks great- Excellent layer adhesion- Almost no stringing (probably could get less when I refine my settings more)Cons:- Bed adhesion is pretty picky about the surface material and texture. I would like to keep it at 5 stars due to the excellent price, wonderful plastic quality, and the fact that they provide the necessary print surface along with the box. The build surface is 200x200 and has an adhesive to keep it on top of the current bed. Don't be a dummy like me and forget to adjust/level your bed after putting the OVERTURE surface on top of your bed.

Great filament, but it takes some practice to stick. Not because of the manufacturer, but because it’s PETG. Print at 245° with a bed temp of 85° and a thick initial layer height (I use 0.24 or 0.32 typically), fan off for the first two layers, 40% for rest of the print. Your bed really needs to be flat and zeroed correctly. A glass bed is a great upgrade. Once you get your settings dialed in, PETG prints great. Just placed my second order for this, but it’s currently ~$30 cheaper directly from Overture.

Why 4 stars you may ask? Well lets start with the good. Once I figured out what was wrong and fixed the issue, I was able to get successful prints. Here is what I that may help others:-My Ultrabase can care less about this stuff, it does not stick well enough though. to the point that the print will eventually warp. I was able to remedy this with painters tape and then went with a new PEI sheet from another manufacture. I have never looked back.-Print a temp tower, all of the colors I received gave me better results at different temperatures.Now to the secret, moisture!! Not sure if it came this way or if this stuff is extra sensitive to moisture (I live in Miami so its possible) but ALL of my rolls performed night and day after I dried them and in fact now print directly from a heated/dry chamber.This stuff is a GREAT value for the money and had it not been for getting such great results after drying the filament, I would have given it a 5 star rating.Will I buy it again? Yes, for the price you can't beat it but I know to dry them before trying to use them now.

The items arrived on time and in thoughtful packaging. I have had no issues with this order and would recommend this vendor to other customers.

I've purchased bulk boxes of filament before, and it's a great way to get a lot of filament for relatively cheap. Overture has been my go-to for petg and tpu since I started my 3d printing. They are great filaments for the price point. Nothing too flashy but reliable and affordable. The color choices in the premade boxes are lacking, but they are all right. However, in my last two boxes, I've had problems. One spool out of the vacuum-sealed package was so brittle that as it unwound, it would snap every complete revolution, making it unusable. I couldn't return it. By the time I got to that spool, it had been past the return window for the product. In the next box I got, I had two spools so poorly wound they knotted themselves and jammed, causing prints to fail. I tried printing the same thing and wasted what was left of my black PETG before it would knot up and fail, and then my red had the same issue. I am currently using my Blue, hoping for better results. I will try to re-spool my red and fix any knots, but I shouldn't have to inspect every KG of brand-new filament fresh out of the package. It would be worth paying more for better quality control or going to another, more reliable brand. I don't know if I will repurchase another bulk box of Overture.

What can I say, not much fiddling with the settings necessary on my davinci pro printer.I was expecting a fair amount of tuning since petg seems to be prone to stringing and oozingThe prints stuck too much to the printing bed so I just turned it off. I am printing on the surface that comes with the filament. This surface is great, fits perfectly my davinci pro.I attached a picture of a stringing test model.That is how it came out of the printer.And that is without fiddling with the settings yet.I am very pleased and will keep buying this filament from overture.The photo I attached is from a vase that was almost done printing . A 50 hour print at 0.25 layer height

I bought a 6-pack of Overture PETG after previous successes with individual rolls. What a mistake. After hours of frustration and tweaking settings (everything suggested by Overture and printing forums including temp, retraction speed, extrusion rate, etc., etc.)I finally gave up and tried a different brand (NovaMaker) which is now printing beautifully beside me as I type this angry review.My conclusion is that Overture's process for mixing in colors is severely lacking in quality control. This manifests in the most frustrating way possible: as the printer head is moving across the print surface, it quickly accumulates a plastic coating that begins at the tip of the nozzle and grows outward like ripples in a pond. Eventually it covers the entire nozzle head, extruder, heat sink, and anything else it can consume. Even worse, chunks of it eventually lose the battle with gravity and fall down into the print, causing huge globs of plastic to wreak havoc on everything. If you can sit and babysit your print and clean these up every 30 minutes or so, you can suffer your way through the print and get something kinda usable. If not, you may come back to X/Y layer shifting, huge cancerous deformities in your print, or simply a unusable tumbleweed of filament.When I tried using a silicone sock over the print head/nozzle, but that only forced the blob of gooey waste to snake its way farther up into my printer. I removed a marble-sized glob of Overture PETG from the hiding spot it had found curled around the bottom of my heat sink.Never again! Just spend a little more and get a filament without fillers or whatever is going on with this stuff.Returned for a refund.

IMHO Overture is the best filament on the market for the price. Use on Voron and press mini. Very easy to calibrate on prusaslicer and orca.

Super stable filament. Just make sure you dry it well and calibrate it to your printer, and it works like a dream.

I like this filament, I really do. What I noticed, at least on the 6 spools combo I got, is that they are not dry and are really hygroscopic. 2 hours in a low oven seems to do the trick and improve the quality of the prints a lot. They are my first PETG filament, so I couldn't compare to other brand. I think there is great value in the 6 spools pack. I've been tuning settings for 2 weeks now and almost got rid of all the stringyness. At this point, I wouldn't know if it is my settings or the filament that is the problem. What I cay say however is that I'm really surprised with the layer adhesion, print durability and even print quality. Strings aside, parts come out great. Printing at 230C on a 80C bed at 60 mm/s.

This filament is nice. It’s very shiny after printing. Great price and works in a Bambu AMS without issue.

This filament doesn't print well at all. Using it on a Bambu Labs H2D after being dried appropriately, it ends up stringing and flaking everywhere. I've ended up going back to Bambu directly for all filaments because they are consistent every time.