Clear Prusament PETG - glass profile

prusaprinters

<p>I started playing with the settings to print the Prusament PETG as clearly as possible.&nbsp;<br>I used some basic settings from the guide made by Rygar1432 so I am posting this as a remix.&nbsp;<br><br>The main formula is to print slow, hot, and a bit over-extruded.&nbsp;<br>Not all models will be suitable for this kind of printing. Generally, you will get very nice results with models that have big top or bottom surfaces. <strong>Overhangs or bridges will not be printed nicely and perimeters will always be a bit cloudy!</strong>&nbsp;<br><br>For the best results, place the longest side on X-axis in the slicer.&nbsp;<br><br>Compared to the original guide, the main differences are:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Lower temperatures as it was burning the PETG and it was turning yellow</li><li>Finetuned extrusion width and extrusion multiplier</li><li>The number of perimeters is set to 1 to make it more transparent from the sides.</li><li>Added draft shield as it maintains higher air temp around the model, helping with transparency of higher parts<br>&nbsp;</li></ul><p>Just testing - extruder body<br>Video of a small part of Mini+ with moving gear behind:&nbsp;</p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://youtu.be/ynqRv4VHGec"></oembed></figure>