Clear T-Glase 3D Printing Filament 1.75mm

People who aren't able to get this to print clear aren't trying hard enough. It is not easy to print clear it's not just like toss it on the spool holder and print like it's pla... If you want easy clear vase mode prints try a large nozzle with slow speed like really slow 5mm/s and temps under 245. I use as little fan as I can get away with because the more fan the less transparent and glossy. You can also print it on a 0.2 nozzle though and get clear prints just going to take an extremely long time.

SEE UPDATE BELOW:ORIGINAL REVIEW:I have been a big fan of T-Glase filament for quite some time, and have printed many things with it, successfully on my Ender 3 V2 printers, and others.However, today, I took a brand new roll of clear 175mm T-Glase off the shelf, and out of its bag, and noticed a "bubble" near the end of the roll. I snipped it off. Then I noticed another bubble about a meter along the roll, so I looked at the roll, and these bubbles are all over the place.These bubbles are solid, not air bubbles, and range in size from 225mm to 300mm in diameter. See the photos.It's a good thing I noticed this, as obviously the first of these bubbles would have clogged my Ender 3 V2, if not done permanent damage to my extruder.I purchased this roll from Amazon last November, so it's out of Amazon's return window, but I have contacted Taulman directly, and await their response.I expect FAR better from Taulman, and to be honest, this is the first time I've ever experienced this with any filament, of any type, from any manufacturer, over close to 100 rolls used.Not recommended.UPDATE: I contacted Taulman, and they sent me 2 rolls of Clear T-Glase to replace the one I had that was bad, and have said another one is on the way. That's great customer service. I will inspect these when I get a chance, print with them, and return here to upgrade my review, if necessary.Be advised, though, that having the issue in the first place is disturbing. I'm lucky I saw the problem before trying to print with the original roll. It's uncertain what damage may have occurred. If I weren't such a big fan of T-Glase in the first place, I might've given up on the product. More to come...

An amazing product but it requires a LOT of effort to print correctly. I am using a .4mm extrusion nozzle (which is not recommended by Taulman, larger is better/easier) because I needed to print very small objects. My best settings were as follows: bed temp 45'c anything hotter and it curls the plastic off the bed. Hot end temp = 222'c anythig colder it struggles; anything hotter it runs like pea soup. First layer height .3mm then anything you like between .1mm to .4mm worked for me no problem. Printing speed 45mm/s, retraction 45mm/s @ 4.5mm. Biggest issue is bed adhesion so make sure you either use a raft or brim and make it quite large. I have mine set to 28mm for better adhesion especially if it's a tall object. This will keep it stuck to the bed. The material is very clear if you print one wall thicknesses otherwise it's slightly translucent. Much stronger than PLA and has more flexibility. Hope this helps!

Several things in this item's listing are deceptive - actually complete lies, designed to make you think you're getting something you're not. First off, the products "weight" is listed as 2.2 lbs and it's not. The actual weight of what you get is 1 lb 12 oz and that includes the spool, the plastic wrap and the desiccant.There is a photo in this listing that shows the label on the product as one kilo - that IS NOT the product that will be shipped to you.So far there's no place I've seen that actually tells you how much material you're getting - not on the spool, the packaging or this listing.

No issues extruding this following the normal T-glase rules, but it was on a standard size reel instead of the one pictured. It also did not contain the mesh wrap around the spool, so it catches on itself and pulls on the reel causing it to spin a little on my spool holder and create some large loops.Because of the reel it was delivered on and the absence of the mesh wrap, I'm not sure if it's genuine Taulman T-glase.

Great filament to print with. Stuck very well and printed awesome. The only reason I give it four stars is because it’s not clear it’s more opaque. I don’t know a filament that prints clear but they shouldn’t mislead.

For the most part it prints like Petg, sometimes i had adhesion problems, the final product is nice and clear and for the most part chemically Inert

Ok I haven't used it yet and it looks nice and clear. BUT it does NOT come as described, it has what looks like a bull sh** label, just a bar code and the words that does NOT cover the spool. One thing I am starting to learn is that your better off buying strait from the manufacturer.