…amazing. Prints are beautiful. If we could get that price a little lower, this would be my new go to.
Couldn’t agree more. I got my first roll Friday and dried it overnight to use it yesterday to print some pieces to mount my TV to the wall. I figured since it’s PETG it’s going to look like PETG so I’d use it for functional but out-of-sight things. Wow, was I ever wrong - it looks absolutely awesome. Now if I could just get some definite info on how it compares strength-wise - Bambu says the carbon fiber makes it stronger but every review I see says it makes it weaker. But either way it looks fantastic.
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My intuition tells me it would be harder to crush but easier to snap by bending. If that makes sense.
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‘TV to the wall’ sounds like something one might consider engineering filament for? I would go for PC or PA6 but perhaps it is a small TV. 
Yeah, I debated with myself over it for a while. The TV isn’t huge and weighs about 6 kilos (13 pounds) with 4 mount points and will be mounted flat against the wall and stationary.
I have an A1 so PC isn’t an option since I can’t enclose it. I considered PA6, but decided that I’d only move to that if something else won’t work as its price is hard to justify (I could buy a ready-made steel mount for less than a spool of PA6). PA6-GF is cheaper than PA6-CF but both are still more than a ready-made mount would be.
Still, if this doesn’t work I’ll probably try one or the other of the PA6 varieties despite the cost - just because I get to try out a filament I’ve never used and as a bonus I get the knowledge of knowing that it’s my own creation back there holding it up.
