Sandman Tan: Recycled PET-G

We've been through several different PETG brands but have settled on this for our prosthetics. Prints very well, has just the right amount of spring and not brittle. We find it worth paying the shipping and import fees to get it in Central America. It takes the very high heat of summers in the jungle and the wear and tear of daily use. This is the favorite color of the locals here! The fact that it's recycled is also a big bonus to us and a great company to work with.

My first print with this filament was a big square model that was likely to curl up at the corners. I never know what to expect with a new filament, but this was great.

I have tested this versus prusament, and it seems to hold it's own. Very satisfied with the quality and printability

I'm using this for 3D printed clocks. Looks like raw wood and is very strong - good layer lines and no warp. I print hot on my Rat Rig on a 1/4inch glass plate 85c bed and 250c hot end. The parts fill almost the entire surface and come out great. I always keep my PETG dry and print from a dry box - no problems

The spools I purchased print well around 220c. Color is pretty accurate to the pictures. Prints great, strong layers, first layers are stress free, minimal stringing compared to esun and sunlu, the only other petg I’ve printed with. I’m satisfied enough with this brand to stick with them while I dial in my print settings.