Top surface with PETg

[zappa79]

Cooling fan is optional. With the fan you will get better looking surfaces but without you will get better bonding of the layers.

Go back to where you started and add some more layers. The infill type will also dictate how the layers respond. So 50% with 7-8 layers and see how it goes.

What are your temps and speeds?

Will try that and get back to you.
Printing at 35 mm/s so very slow.

Temps:
60c bed
195c PVA (Raft)
210c PETg

[wirlybird]

You may want to look at the PTEG temp. Maybe more in the range of 230-250. What is the printer?

[zappa79]

You may want to look at the PTEG temp. Maybe more in the range of 230-250. What is the printer?

I am using a Flashforge dreamer.

[PinballGeorgio]

Try printing with a lower temperature.

[wirlybird]

Meant to post this, it is a good write up on PETG.

http://forum.makergear.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2593