Designed to balance aesthetics and strength, it is perfect for hanging coats, bags, towels, keys, helmets, and more.
Printing settings for high-strength PETG
First-floor speed: 15–20 mm/s
Other key settings Printer and material basics
Nozzle temperature: 240–250 °C
Heat bed temperature: 75–85 °C
Cooling fan: off or at most 20%
Enclosed case: It is recommended to use it to maintain a stable temperature
The layer and the outer wall are set up
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Number of external wall lines: 3
Wall thickness: at least 2 – 3 mm
Number of floors: 5–6
Top/bottom thickness: 1.6–2.5 mm
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Fill density: 90 - 100%
Printing speed
Printing speed: 30-45 mm/s
External wall speed: 25–30 mm/s
First-floor floor height: 0.24 mm
When retracting, lift Z: enable
Retraction speed: 25–35 mm/s
Generate support: Enabled
Supporting structure: tree-like
🔧 Professional Tip:
Dry your consumables - PETG is hygroscopic, which can significantly reduce its strength.
If there are problems with warping, use a skirt edge or a raft slab.
For components with high strength requirements: rather than relying solely on 100% filling, it is better to increase the number of outer wall layers and the amount of filling material.
To improve the interlayer adhesion, turn off "print cooling" or keep it at a minimum.