Premium 1.75mm Silver PETG 3D Printer Filament - High Precision +/- 0.03mm, 1kg Spool (2.2lbs) for Smooth 3D Printing - Ideal for Cosplay Props, Functional Parts & DIY Projects

Used with a Prusa mk3s.235-240c - Nozzle temp85c-90c - Bed temp0.3 - layer height40-60 - mm/s speed for walls0.84 Extrusion Multiplier = 0.5 wall0.21 support gapThese are my settings for functional prints. I needed to set my extrusion multiplier to 0.84 to achieve 0.5 extrusion width (1 perimeter). Best overall temp for strength, shine was 240c. Best temp for support removal was 230c. Best bed temp was 90c. Lower bed temps some parts warped. Once tuned this filament is great, especially for the price.There just don't seem to be any good metallic colors out there in PETG, and this is an excellent example of the disappointing attempts to get them. This isn't silver, it's grey. It's what you get if you sandblast aluminum or tumble it with rather coarse tumbling media. Silver would have approached the appearance of a mirror or at least a stainless-steel fork. This is fine for battleship parts, but not for anything that you want to shine.It prints OK. My biggest complaint is the spool. I use bearing on my filament stand and...well it does not work without a sleeve and even that doesn't work well.My overture order for 4 spools has been backordered for about a month and is scheduled to be delivered on Tuesday however yesterday (sat) I received a large order that needed to be started ASAP. This was the only option available for same day delivery so I got 2 spools. It arrived around 8pm and I was printing by 8:30. It's 24 hours later and I'm through half of both spools and have zero issues. It's definitely more matte than overture but I can live with that. I printed at 260c onto an 85c bed with a .6mm vanadium nozzle.this filament is great hard for a beginnerInland makes good stuff. Never had a problem with any of their filaments.Prints are very clean, very repeatable. In my printer (heavily modified M3D Promega with an E3D Hemera extruder, and an Original Prusa MINI+) I have to print at higher heat than the filament might suggest (245C), but it is very dependable.Fantastic filament. Lays down like butter.