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Slic3D PETG, Budget Friendly. Print Ready.

Experience excellent performance at an unbeatable price with Slic3D PETG Basic.

Perfect for functional parts, prototypes, and everyday prints, this filament offers strong layer adhesion, minimal warping, and a smooth, matte finish right out of the spool.

Strong. Reliable. Hassle-Free.

Note: To use this spool with multi-filament systems such as Elegoo CANVAS that have 55mm spool holders, you can print a spool adapter

Material Type:PETG
Colour:Red
Max Bed Temperature:80C
Max Nozzle Temperature:250C
Max Printing Speed:100 mm/s
Nominal Roll Weight:1kg
Filament Size:1.75mm
Colour Category:Red

Slic3d PETG filament Red 1.75mm 1kg

Cat. No: TL6448,
MPN: 50.203.0387
3.9(51)
$12.95On special
$17.95Everyday Price
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Great value PETG

Slow3DAugust 2026

I have used Slic3D black PETG Lite for prototyping and found it highly effective. I now use it to print functional everyday items. It is both affordable and effective. I have used both the generic PETG and the CR-PETG filament profiles on my K2 CFS and they print well. I believe the CR-PETG profile produces a slightly better quality print, but they are comparable in quality for the most part. I found the spool diameter to be slightly too small for use in the CFS. While it prints fine, I have experienced feed issues with similar sized spools, in the past, as the filament becomes less and the spool weight reduces. Consequently, I have created a CFS adapter for the Slic3D spool. My free adapter is available on Cults3DI have used Slic3D black PETG Lite for prototyping and found it highly effective. I now use it to print functional everyday items. It is both affordable and effective. I have used both the generic PETG and the CR-PETG filament profiles on my K2 CFS and they print well. I believe the CR-PETG profile produces a slightly better quality print, but they are comparable in quality for the most part. I found the spool diameter to be slightly too small for use in the CFS. While it prints fine, I have experienced feed issues with similar-sized spools in the past as the filament becomes less and the spool weight reduces. Consequently, I have created a CFS adapter for the Slic3D spool. My free adapter is available on Cults3D and other popular 3D printing sites. https://cults3d.com/:4837880 and other popular 3D printing sites. https://cults3d.com/:4837880

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Good quality filament by Jaycar

JunkHouseAugust 2026

I won a roll of this filament through a contest, Thanks Jaycar. I don’t normally print with PETG. I set up a profile in my slicer and printed some RYOBI battery holders and was very happy with the results. The spool was well packaged and wound nicely I haven’t had any snags. Overall a good experience and now when I need PETG I’ll be buying Slic3D again it’s good value and quality.

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Superb. Super happy with the results!

Simonc_66May 2026

I was quite apprehensive to print with PETG as I’ve only ever printed with PLA on my Bambu A1. I found a model that I wanted to print but it required PETG as it would get hot with a light globe inside it. I took the plunge and I’m so glad I did. This Slic3D filament printed perfectly straight out of the box with zero drying. I’m in FNQ so it’s pretty humid year round so I got the dehumidifier running in my print room, got the humidity down to 30-35% and everything printed perfectly! I used Generic PETG filament setting in the slicer, that’s it no other changes. I can’t wait to print more models with this filament from Jaycar. Amazing for the price too.

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Slic3d PETG Review

Layered Craft StudioJune 2026

Surely this cant be that bad, is what i thought going into this. So i bought 10 mixed colours but mainly white and black the previous week, had few personal projects that needed PETG filament. Started of drying white PETG, orcaslicer tuning, and voila found myself the perfect settings. Used that as a base for all my printers with a lil tweak here n there. All in all much nicer than some of the bigger named brands of PETG filament and locally available filament.

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Best petg filament

TwiggyMarch 2026

The best petg filament I've used, lays down really nice and has a nice shine, used it straight out of the box and no moisture at all unlike some more expensive brands, very happy

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DO NOT BUY!

SCOTTYMarch 2026

Stay far away from this stuff. It's either very wet or has a very bad diameter. it printed ok first go and on the second go has completely exploded my hotend on the X1C, and don't damage to the lidar housing. when I say exploded, I mean it! the inner tube of the hotend is bent and the thermistor wires ripped out which has left the nozzle dangling. it looks like when the cutter attempted to cut the filament it has squished rather than cut ( likely too large diameter?) and started this chain if chaos. there's no profiles available for this material either it seems. other companies have much better filament for a similar price with profiles! this has cost me close to $100 in damages. not happy.

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Great value for money

UthaFebruary 2026

Nothing but good prints from this filament. It's strong and has a slight sheen to it. It's my go to for anything functional and really well priced.

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Cheap by no means Nasty

Just Another Print GalMarch 2026

I was given the challenge to make this work and put it through tough print designs. I am in no way sponsored or paid by JayCar Never knew this brand existed, cant say I should considering what I do with 3D printing. But CHEAP!!!! That is an understatement the current price has no reflection on the quality of this filament. It is ridiculous how stringing is non-existent and overhang stability is comparable to my normal filament I use; and the speed at which my printer spits out designs is extremely good while retaining dimensional accuracy. There are nuances and caveats, ensure calibration is accurate and go for it. I was surprised as how good this is compared to my rather expensive filaments used daily

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