Skovgrøn PETG

When printing a toddler mobility device for a non profit I used all Coex PETG and it turned out looking so nice. Always a nice finish and easy to print using the Coex settings. It's dangerous to live within 35 miles of the plant.

Color name is misleading and undersells the appeal of this color. I would call it Translucent Emerald Green. It really looks AMAZING when you print it. I had this on my shelf collecting dust and decided to make use of it to clear it out of my inventory. The first print I did with it was very clean and the color just popped. Now that I've seen the gem like quality of this color, I changed my plans and will be using it on items that deserve its rich color. I'll be ordering more of this color, I can tell that already.

It maybe my eyes, but per the advertised image I did not expect this filament to be translucent. I was expecting more of a satin or semi-gloss look. This is not an issue for me however, as the PETG prints and looks fantastic as is. If i knew it was translucent I still would have purchased it. I would only suggest to add more images or update the description to specify this as being a translucent filament to avoid any confusion. That or include an image with the example COEX Crab print might also help.

The winding and drying seem to be top notch. I am experiencing very little stringing and no substantial build up while using this filament. Most other PETG that I have used dirty the heat block and nozzle up with what I have come to call "whisping." That is to say invisible traces of the filament build up on the heat block/nozzle that require cleaning between prints. So far have had none of that with this filament, which is exceptional in my opinion. SO far it has been nothing but happy printing on a Prusa MK4 using both textured and satin build sheets.

Love the color