Halloween Skull

Getting the ball rolling for this Halloween

As a 3D printing enthusiast, getting that perfect print is always a challenge. I have been working with PTEG filaments for a while, but this is the first time I really started looking into other the glow in the dark PETG filaments, trying to get ready for that perfect Halloween handout for the crowds. I mean candy is great, but fleeting. Little prints like these can be enjoyed a lot longer.

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My PETG Rollercoaster Ride

My go-to PETG translucent filament from SUNLU has always delivered quality prints, but it had its quirks. I would typically set the hot end temperature to 245°C with a 0.8 mm nozzle(l