GeeetechTPU Filament 1.75mm, 95A Flexible 3D Printer Filament with High Elasticity, 1KG (2.2lbs) Spool, Dimensional Accuracy ±0.03mm, Fits Most FDM Printers (Clear)

I had never used TPU for 3D printing before, but had read lots of stories about TPU being hard to print with, stringy-ness, susceptible to problems with moisture absorption, and so on. I bought a roll of the Geeetech 95a and gave it a try. I found that it printed quite well in my Bambu P1S right out of the package with no extra drying before use. It produced a few very thin strings, but nothing unacceptable. After the first session, I left the roll out for several days (my house is well air-conditioned) and then printed a few more items with the same results as the first time. I'm about to change filaments to print some other projects, but I'll keep the TPU in a vacuum bag and will probably run it through a dryer before making any other prints. I would definitely buy the Geeetech again, though.

I wanted to try TPU out on my printer. Needed a relatively simple fixture that was pretty small (2x2x1). It took a few attempts and some research but it does work well and got the job done. I did notice that there were some small bugs on the outside wall of the design, this could be that I need to adjust temp a bit more, but overall this is a great filament that I will probably end up buying different colors of. I appreciate the resealable bag.

This filament definitely has a softer, more elastic feel than other TPU filaments I've used. Generally, I print TPU at 230° with good results. I was surprised when my first print with this filament was showing scorch marks. I dropped the temperature from 230 down to 215 for my next print. It was still showing signs of burning. Finally, reduce the temperature to 205 and it's printing beautifully. In all fairness, the label does indicate a temperature range of 190 c - 210c, but this is the only TPU I've tried that can't handle 230. Even though I have to use a little more care, this may be my new go to TPU for achieving prints with more give.Pictured are my first second and third prints.

The media could not be loaded. EDIT 08/2024: I'm amending this review to 4 stars - the seller reached out and graciously offered a refund. I appreciate them offering to make things right, and I'll update this review further when I order another spool to compare against.I received a spool of Rice Krispies because all this filament did was snap, crackle, and pop. This TPU arrived sealed and I opened it right away, so it should have been pristine and printable. The video shows my first test print - I could see steam coming out of the hot end, and the audio speaks for itself. Even after 12 hours in a filament dryer, I still get some popping and stringing. The only saving grace is that I haven't run into any tangles yet, despite how gnarly the winding looks. 1 and a half stars rounded down to 1.

So, this prints fantastic out of the box. No real "tweaking" needed.However, it is worth noting that due to the larger center hole in the filament spool, it will not fit in the Bambu Labs A1/A1 mini spool holder. So, you'll have to use the external spool holder for it. Not a big deal at all. But, I wanted to share this info.But. Again, it looks fantastic (Black PETG) and prints great.

Poorly wound and the color is closer to orange than red. I've used other brands and they turn out nice crystal clear red. This stuff is pretty crappy.

Needed a battery tie down bracket for a motorcycle I recently bought (one of those "it's complete, trust me bro" used bikes on Marketplace... it was not so complete after all, bro).I found a file online but don't own a 3D printer and the local Library only uses PLA normally, but they agreed to try and do a PETG print for me so i ordered a green spool. I read a few reviews about using higher base plate temps and passed that onto the Library tech. That info must have helped as they quickly printed what I needed.So far the printed part is holding up great even in the extreme conditions I have put it through, high temperatures (130 F or more) and really bumpy dirt roads have yet to change the shape of the printed part. Should last indefinitely.For those wondering our local Library had extremely reasonable prices to print items, I had them print 12 and it was under 9 bucks. Still have a good portion of the spool left to print many more automotive projects.

Packaged well. Opened it up and put it in my dehumidifier since I heard TPU is very hydroscopic.I did not put this in my bambu ams unit as I heard TPU can jam easy this way. I had no jamming issues loading it without the ams unit.Good bed adhesion, minimal stringing. I'm impressed with this TPU.

Works well in 3d pens. Children have hours of fun creating and printing things with all these colors.

impressão normal sem qualquer problema

S’imprime très bien un très bon résultat très jolie couleur noire

Bel colore, un verde bluRullante e bello resistente come Petg...Stampato senza proble.i e senza stringing o problemi di adesione, già in mano a mio figlio da qualche giorno e resiste ai maltrattamenti....Busta sottovuoto inclusa nella confezione che non fa mai male....

a 210º el TPU gris bien, empece con temperaturas mas altas y empezó a "popear" como si estuviera lleno de humedad, pero era por demasiada temp.Me hace algún hilo, no he configurado ni retracciones ni velocidades solo he hecho la tower temp (no perderé el tiempo configurando bien el hilo, ya que el tpu solo lo usaré esporádicamente).Por ahora a pesar de los hilillos por falta de retracción o lo que sea estoy contento.