LulzBot Taulman T-Glase PET 3D Printer Filament, 1 lb. Reel, 3 mm, Red

What a great filament! After reading a bit about printing with T-Glase PET I applied a thin layer of elmers glue to the top of my PEI printing surface, used the suggested printing temps that came with my LulzBot, and had a blast with this material. My kids (and my dad believe it or not) wanted me to print them a batch of fidget spinners and this filament was perfect. When printed it was heavier and denser than my regular plastics so in addition to looking awesome, it gave a nice heft to the spinners. Coupled with a ceramic center bearing we were really on to something. I love this stuff - easy to use and a beautiful color to boot.

Lays down nicely using the Cura presets for t-glase makes for less complicated models. I have made several vases, etc on the .5mm and 1.2 toolheads with nice results

I was worried this might be one of those fancy materials you have to be an expert settings tweaker to use. To my pleasant surprise, it worked perfectly out of the box with the presets built in to Cura (LulzBot Edition). I didn't do any special prep and it stuck well to the PEI and came off easily. Looks great, doesn't smell at all, the only downside is significantly slower printing.

It's a nice looking filament, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to get large prints unstuck from the print bed. At least, not without either destroying the print or the print bed. The few small things I've printed look good and are not too difficult to get off the print bed.

First time using t-glase filament and it couldn't have been easier using Taulman's T-Glase filament. Printed a 2ft tall vase that took 31hours and had a 2-layer thick wall the whole way up. Beautiful light transmission and coloring in the final product with literally zero post processing off the print bed.

I have a few spools of T-Glase, it's great stuff. Consistent and pieces are attractive to look at. Can burn and does vary a bit with speed and temp settings. Use a good bed release. A good basic/intermediate material.

It has worked flawlessly and it is a lovely translucent color. I liked it

Using the pre-config setting on my Lulzbot Mini and just reduced the nozzle temp from 240C to 230C. Like how this filament ends up looking although it does seem a little more "runny" than PLA that I'm used to using.

Great filament.I recommend increasing flow x 2 if you want to have a more reflective surface. Otherwise follow Taulman's recommendations regarding temp and speed (not more than 30mm/s)

Great filament. Parts look amazing. It doesn't seem to warp as it cools like ABS. It leaves some fine strings when the head is travelling, but they clean off easily. It REALLY sticks to the base plate.