PETG Recycled Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Consumables, 1kg Spool (2.2lbs), 100% Recycled Enviro PETG, Fit Most FDM Printer (White)

Needs a little bit of a higher temperature and slower print speed due to some layer adhesion issues, but it is a solid recycled PETG product. Print with a brim and first layer temp (85) for better first layer adhesion.

I'll add some photos when I have a good variety of models to show.This filament is quite honestly fantastic. The color of it is brilliant, a real bright white, and it has printed really well for me without any adhesion or warping issues. I have printed this on textured PEI, and glass with glue stick, 80c on the bed, 248c on the nozzle and had no issues what so ever.The spool is recycled cardboard which I think is fantastic, it is flimsy, so you can't use a bottom mount spool holder with this, you'll have to use a core mount, however that is true for almost all cardboard spools, and a small price to pay when you consider how unsustainable plastic spools are.The width consistency isn't the best, again this will vary from spool to spool, and after the first 100g it got better for me, I'll update this after I have used the whole spool, but still, for a recycled filament at this price point, what do you expect? It's more than acceptable for me.In conclusion, the color, price and sustainability of this product tick all my boxes, definitely recommend this.

I did have several printing problems with this filament, but for the price I think it was worth it. I had one spot on the filament with a bulge that jammed the extruder. But the prints were strong and slightly flexible.

I can't get this to print perfect with an ender 3 pro. Following all setting recommendations, I still get slight warping. I eventually turned cooling completely off, bought an enclosure, glass bed, filament dryer(dehumidifier), special bed adhesive for petg, and better nozzles, I can almost get a really good print, but on blocks, I still get slight corner warping. Material seems strong, and being recycled is good. So I'm sticking with taulman3d until I see other recycled petg that doesn't curl(none so far).

I have use this and the orange version for lots of prototyping. Haven’t had any problems with prints and it being recycled is great, 3d printing can be pretty wasteful

The best filament I have ever used. No warp on small parts and almost no warp on parts that I could not previously print without complete failure. Also prints very clean and supports are easier to remove than any other filament I've tried. A++++

I work to use recycled products and cut waste at any opportunity.This product takes more testing and tweaking to get to work per roll and per color than any other petg I have used so far.For some, the amount of time it takes to set up the printer per roll may be prohibitive.