YES, our 1kg spools of Cherry Pie by Billie Ruben are now 1.2kg spools! NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE! THANK YOU for making GreenGate3D your PETG filament of choice! Wondering if it'll work on the Bambu AMS system? YES! It ALSO means fewer trips to the printer! Just let it flyyyyy!!!
Billie Ruben's Cherry Pie: A SPECTACULAR translucent red with crazy tones of gold! It's truly beautiful!!! Don't miss this one!
- 1.75 mm +/- .05 mm
- 2.65 net pounds (1.2 Kg net)
- 2.85 mm +/- .05 mm
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6.6 net pounds (a full 3 Kg net)
- Print Temperature: 205°C - 250°C
- Bed Temperature: 85°C
- FULLY Recycled
- Environmentally Conscious
- Odorless
- Generous Flexibility
- Unmatched Layer Adhesion
- NEVER Subject to Tariffs, because it's made HERE in the USA!
These filaments have been a great surprise in how reliable they are and the ease of tuning. I didn't expect that from anything recycled. The colors are beautiful and the cost is reasonable. I've been using them to do a ton of prototyping for my own custom small bass guitars and the end result is amazing.
Got this color to do some red bottles in a rocket look. Out of the box it printed a little cloudy, after drying it out I got crystal clear reds. When the light hits you capture golden hues of yellow and orange. It polishes up to a really clear finish.
Overall really happy. I had planned only a few things in this color but I may need to get more just for fun.
Compared to many other red filaments (which can be a difficult hue to make lightfast), this has performed beautifully on my full sun deck for over a year with zero fading or signs of damage.
Been looking for a nice deep red translucent PETG for some project, someone recommended this, so I gave it a try….awesome! Nice bright red that stays true to its color when backlit, doesn’t shift to a pink or orange! Ordering some more today!
I got this color from PrintedSolid, but I think something happened when they stored or shipped it as the bag wasn't vacuum tight. I had to run it through a drying process, but after that it printed great. My first spool direct from GG3D was clearly vacuum sealed so I am confident the problem wasn't from GG3D. Printed some heart magnets that came out fantastic among other things. I printed at 230º/85º
