EonoPP Filament 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament,Semi-Flexible Ultra Tough Filament Polypropylene,Black,2.2lb (1kg)

The media could not be loaded. Really surprised by this filament, I was apprehensive after reading other reviews but it has worked very well for me on both and ender 3 v2 (with micro Swiss direct drive) and ender 6 (which is shown on the video)I have been using it, along with some yellow eryone petg, to print the parts for a voron build I have coming up, and the parts have printed really nicely. The odd blob here and there where the nozzle has travelled long distances but I could probably fix that in the slicer. The last photo shows off the shiny finish the best.Minimal stringing and a really nice finish. Only problem is that sometime, like with most petg, it likes to stick to the nozzle on the first layer, but a thin layer of glue stick fixes that.I print it at 240 nozzle and 80 bed temp with 4mm retraction at 50mm/s on the ender 6 and 0.4mm at 40mm/s on the ender 3 direct drive.

Great filament. Used for several under bonnet applications and holds nicely. Strongly recommended as a good value for money. Easy to print with any printer. Great adhesion and finish.

This is slightly harder than other 95A TPU I have bought, but prints amazingly with very little stringing and good clean prints.Good layer adhesion. Excellent value for money

First off it’s a cheap filament, Secondly it’s PETG.I purchased PETG Grey to be exact.The fact that this comes in a recyclable box and a vacuum resealable bag with a silica gel packet should already give you high expectations, but I found that the filament meets the mark.You will have to get the settings dialled as you can see my first print didn’t go so well, The bed adhesion wasn’t great throughout and even come off the plate and a lot of filament tried printing in thin air once the print had collapsed luckily I managed to stop the print in time to save filament and discard the print.Printed at 195 nozzle / 60 bed /100mm/s speed2nd time printing after setting print temp to 230 and bed to 75, the bed adhesion was perfect I did however decrease my print speed also set that to 60mm/s and managed to get a completed Stitch Figure in 1hr 32mins with 30% infil and brim and supports, Happy with the filament now I know the settings to use.“It’s not always the filament that’s the issue, just your print settings” go over every setting and make sure you’ve dialled it in.I didn’t like that there is a case of stringing which I found the solve by using a lighter to melt the strings without any effect on the print itself but that’s not the point also there’s a colour shift in my print where the grey looks more light compared to the rest not a fan of that, No issues with clogging, No moisture issues it’s holding up so I recommend it.Printer - Anycubic Kobra 2 NeoAll the best printing!

This PETG was an unknown, so I just used my PLA profile and took the temp up to 225C, bed 50C. This is Phil A Ment specifically made to test filament. Printed at .3 layer height to see the layers bonding, and to check how curves are handled, as well as find detail. At 40mms with two walls and no infill, this is pretty good as a first try. The layers all bonded well, the curves are good as there is no infill to grab, just the layer below. All the expected details are there, for a 100mm tall figure that takes an hour to print, a good filament, as its very strong and good colour saturation as it looks totally solid.

this was suggested as an alternative to the subscribe and save amazon branded white petg. I got one of these subs last year in nov 21 and it was fine. this year, same month the basics was unavailable and eono suggested again.this time round it was a totally different story, 2 spools were bought in november and both suffered the same problems:Out the vacuum sealed box and straight into the printer, recalibrate and even during this very brief start up i knew something was up. popping and spitting from the print head like it was damp filament. and sure enough huge underextrusion and struggling to print at previous temps.the problems persisted, although the popping and spitting calmed down once about a quarter of the spool was used - there was maybe another half of vaguely reliable prints but i had to slow down the printer, up the temp, constantly babysit the printer cleaning off its snots and fast reacting with dynamic flow rate adjustments.Last quarter of the spool just got worse and worse, with the last part needing to be printed around 25% speed and 245c to get it to even vaguely be acceptable.All in all really disapointing, and as if to prove a point i swapped out the filament to an amazon basics red thats been open for 8 months in the same room and without changing any settings from previous good it works fine at full speed, no spitting, popping underextrusion or snotting.the eono white is just bad filament unfortunately - you cant even prototype with it. unless you're prototyping spagetti.

New to the 3D printing space and was unsure of what brand to filament to go with, this product was one of the top results and being an amazon owned brand I figured that it must be decent enough for a first filament if amazon were to back it with their own name.Loaded up my Ender 3v2 with it and it's held up and i've done plenty of prints with it, down half the roll roughly at the time of writing so I would highly recommended, definitely will be buying up a couple other rolls to use.

This is the first time using petg filament so wasn't sure how it would go but was ok, had a little bit of stringing to start but a few tweaks later things have been fine, now a good way through the roll & no problems would use again when needed.