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Creality PETG 1.75mm 1kg No-Spool Refill 3D Printer Filament (various colors) on sale at 10 for $159.90 (add 10 to cart) - Buy 6, Get 4 Free discount auto-applied in cart - extra20% off w/ coupon code
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Creality PETG refill is a very cheap spool less filament that has been running cleanly for basic single color prints, with several reports of zero issues after multiple rolls and easy use in a generic PETG profile. The main practical note is temperature, since one setup needed the nozzle lowered to 220 from the spool's 230 minimum recommendation. Refill handling also matters, because the spool has to lock onto a reusable master spool before the bindings come off. It looks best suited to straightforward PETG printing rather than multicolor workflows.
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Creality CR-PETG refills are reported to be sized for standard 200mm reusable master spools, including printable 200mm spool designs and Bambu Lab-compatible dimensions. Some reusable spools do not fit every refill, so having a printable backup spool design is useful.
A generic PETG profile in Bambu Slicer works, and one user had to lower nozzle temperature to 220°C even though the spool recommends a 230°C minimum. That makes it worth checking your first-layer and temperature tuning rather than relying only on the label.
It is reported to work fine for single-color prints, but it is not ideal for multicolor use because the refill system does not work with other brands. That limits mixing it into a multicolor setup unless all filaments are from the same compatible system.
Place the refill on the reusable spool, line up the notch, twist to lock the spool halves together, and only then remove the plastic bindings. Removing the bindings first can let the refill unravel into a tangled mess.
The colors are described as muted, pastel-like rather than vivid. That can be a drawback for labels and signs, but it may be desirable when you want softer tones.
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I can't say for sure with these but I'd locate some .stl files just in case
I found this that I'm going to try as I like many of the features the designer incorporated:
https://makerworld.com/en/models/...Id-2578503
~200mm larger outer ring
~95mm smaller inner ring
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