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Find the best PETG print settings for your needs, by adjusting things like temperature, stringing, print speed, and retraction settings!
Try 3D printing PETG on your Ender 3! Learn how to find the best Ender 3 (V2/Pro) PETG settings for your needs.
PETG is a great material to 3D print with, even if it is a little stringy. Read on for three easy ways to fix PETG stringing!
The right PETG print temperature can be elusive. Read on to learn all you need to know about PETG bed and print temperature settings.
Presenting our very best picks of PETG filament available on the market right now. Find the right filament for your needs and budget on the page below.
PLA vs. ABS vs. PETG is a three-way rumble without a clear winner. Read on for a comparison between these great filaments!
PETG smoothing is a great way to reduce layer lines and deformities in a print. Learn about the best techniques!
3D printing with PETG isn't as difficult as you might think! Read on for five great tips on how to print PETG.
Painting 3D prints can be challenging. Check out our guide to painting plastics like PETG, PLA, ABS, nylon, and more.
The ASA vs. PETG battle is easier to resolve than you may think. Read about their pros and cons to decide which one's best for you.
PETG is a highly versatile and durable filament that can be used for plenty of prints. Read on to discover useful things to 3D print in PETG!
Different materials go from a hard to soft at different temperatures. Learn all about PETG and PLA glass transition temperatures.
Clear PETG is perfect for printing translucent objects like lampshades or vases. Read on for the best options for clear PETG filament!
Carbon fiber has gained popularity for its appearance and material properties. Now, there's carbon fiber PETG. Read on to learn more about it!
If you have broken 3D printed parts, there are several ways to fix them. Let's take a look at how you can repair the most popular materials.
Manufacturing strong, durable, lightweight, and corrosion-free alternatives to metal parts requires 3D printing polymers up to the task. Move beyond metal!