Recommend a PETG brand

[Robert_198]

I can’t find any recent posts on this topic so I think its time for a new one.

I have a reel of 3D Prima that I’m still trying to tune my printer in to but they no longer sell the filament I have and sell something called PrimaSelect PETG instead. Is the PrimaSelect any easier to print with?

Can anybody recommend a brand before I order a new reel. I’d rather not keep experimenting with print settings but, if this is still needed for current PETG filaments, I want to be reasonably confident that the results will be worth the effort.

Price wise anything up to ColorFabb XT would be acceptable.

[ramondelvalle]

We use eSun PETG and it’s been pretty flawless. You can find it on Amazon.

[Nprint]

Atomic or Hatchbox

[User_672]

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Thanks

[wirlybird]

I have used eSun and it is ok. Hatchbox would be one I have but have not tried yet.

[chanman]

I have had good luck with the Inland brand, less than $20.00 per roll

[Nprint]

Inland is pretty good for the price. I find others are much stronger. They also have a very limited color selection.

[RCole]

I don’t see that it says where you are. If you are in North America, I would recommend Makergeeks. Direct from the manufacturer, no middle man. They have always done well by me. Great quality and great service.

[Nprint]

If you have weeks or, months to wait. Makergeeks is a great choice.

[wirlybird]

And want to gamble on getting consistent color for a whole spool and that the filament is properly packaged.

It is disappointing. I have had some good filament from them but the issues and inconstancy makes it tough to rely on.

[Robert_198]

Thanks for all the replies.

I’m in the UK. ESUN PETG is easy enough to find but not the others. There are several European brands but nobody has given a shout out for any of them. I’ve got my 3D Prima filament printing well enough to demonstrate that I will be better off using ABS for most of my work with an occasional need for PETG. That being the case it will be a while before I need to order any more. When I do I’ll give ESUN a try.