HATCHBOX PETG 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 1 kg Spool, 1.75 mm, Transparent White

I work with a professional machinist who swears by Hatchbox ABS. However, at least in my open-frame setup, I am completely unable to optimize the settings for their PETG filament, there is always terrible warping. I switched to an only slightly more expensive brand of PETG and instantly had a perfect print.Hatchbox may well make other filaments that are good, and perhaps in a controlled heat enclosed chamber this would work well, but at least for my setup, I would avoid it.

I was able to get a mostly clear print, which was just right for the LED diffusers I was printing. I recommend dehydrating PETG even out of the box, especially with Hatchbox! I think I used about 240°. Not too stringy. It was about what I expected.

I swear by PETG and hands down, hatchbox may have the best. Prusa is nice and all but just isn't as easy to get or worth the few extra bucks. (primarily they only sell if from their sight which means shipping is like 10-15 bucks) Up until now like 12 spools in I have had only minor issues, usually slicer or telemetry issues. It's strong and prints super well. One thing to note is on sheet metal smooth bed some glue does go a long way on first layer.

Terrible print quality. I'll stick with PLA.

Can't get a part to run.Machine is clogging up and stops printing.Seems to be bubbling in the fillement.