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Thanks!

I did not expect to see such huge differences in the layer adhesion. Have you ever seen such a big variance before, when comparing the same kind of polymer from different manufacturers?

Gracias, me sirvió mucho tu tutorial batalle algo pero creo que ya quedo mi Ender3

Love how 89f is extremely hot for you, lol. 115f is extremely hot for me. 89f is a pleasantly warm day.

Hi, as Everson’s mom , (Geek Detour) I’m glad to know about your friendship with him, sign your channel and so to enjoy your vídeos. Great job!

Thank you for the work!

Hi, thanks for this. What would you recommend as a resin type among all these for a phone holder that would stay in a car parked in plain sunlight all year round including of course hot summers? Obviously the temperature would never reach the same as in your oven, but I think it could get as high as 70°C (about 160F). Would PA-like fit the bill?

Thank you for the adapter. I scaled it down to 90% to fit my vacuum cleaner and it works so nicely!

You put a lot of effort into everything you do, well done! I understand how much time you spend on it. So keep up the good work!

Since you didn’t dry these, one has to wonder if one spool was more “wet” than another from the factory, how much did that affect the results.

I would like to see a video about mmu units….bambulab made a step up with the reliable AMS…but what about other solutions??🤔

My favorite PETG is still PLA+ 😅 It permanently creeps under (too much) load and withstands a little less heat, but is easier to print and often has better layer adhesion. If ABS wasn't such PITA with open printer, it might be my favorite PETG 😉

Would a pressure cooker be better

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I love his sheer amount of detail! Passionate and educated.

Good lord the testing was exhaustive and beautiful! Thank you for the hard work!

Best PETG is natural color petg, regardless of brand, without any additives (slightly milky, hard to buy), the more additives it has the worse it becomes. Completely clear PETG is NOT natural color, but it is closest to the natural from easy-to-buy ones.

Very useful info. Thank you for this. I printed some parts in Creality ABS recently (for heat resist), but found layer adhesion abmismally poor. I reprinted the same parts in Polylite PETG just to check I wasn't going nuts, and those parts turned out much stronger in layer adhesion. Your tests shows me that maybe Creality adds something to their filaments to make it easier to print, but really affects layer adhesion. Anyway, it also shows me I should've bought Hatchbox or Eryone! haha. Anyway, I would be quite interested in the same test in ABS, since I would be then able to completely validate my own findings between Creality ABS and Polylite PETG for layer adhesion.

have you used Elegoo petg filament?

Maybe you could try rotating the inserts as they go down, if possible. I think I heard somewhere that this makes a difference.

Does the constant noise come from the cooler fans?

When I try to do this method I get a black screen after I hit the print button on my MK4 Prusa. Any suggestions?

Igor, I’ve noticed that you’ve taken your videos to a new level lately! What happened? They have always been must-see, but now they are a treat to watch!

What temperature did you dry the PETG at?

Thank you! My takeaway is that PETG is PETG (clear PETG results aside), though the chemistry of Bambu PETG might be slightly off.

I have used eSun quite a bit and really like it. Although I now have a Microcenter not too far from my house, so I have been trying to purchase most of my filaments from them to help with buying and supporting from a local store. The in-house brand for MC is Inland filament.

Would you be willing to do the tests with more than one color per brand?