CMY + W For FullSpectrum and Bambu Lab Color Blending (v1 - old)

Toolbox Yellow and Black Battery Caddy

"This caddy shows why PCTG is worth using for shop parts. The Toolbox Yellow is a close match to DeWalt yellow, bright and saturated, with enough gloss to look like a molded part instead of a print. The color stays even across both faces, including the large flat back panel, where uneven extrusion usually shows up first. The side view shows the dimensional side of PCTG. The two battery rails came out sharp, with defined latch steps and square slot walls, which matters because battery packs rely on tight rail tolerances to click in and stay put. Layer lines on the vertical walls are fine and consistent, and the chamfered corners and handle cutout have clean edges with no visible warping or corner lift on a fairly large, flat part."

— John K. (5/5)

Received 1 pure white roll & 1 black to CLEAR

"Super awesome colors to have received from recycled filament. One of the rolls white white, and the other literally transitions from black to clear, which I very super interesting. I have never seen a roll of filament be a clear and transition before. Glad I received two different colored rolls with my order."

— Michael K. (5/5)

New “go-to” Filament

"I’ve completely converted to PCTG as my everyday filament; and 3D-Fuel provides the best PCTG on the market. I have no use for PLA and PETG isn’t worth a few pennies in savings to take the place of PCTG."

— Dan (5/5)

ReFuel! Great Deal, Great Filament

"This 3D‑printed LED lamp core is a great showcase for recycled PCTG. The translucent yellow filament diffuses light evenly while still letting the internal structure show through, giving it a modern, warm glow rather than a harsh hotspot. The vertical ribbing and rectangular cutouts add visual interest and help break up the light, so it looks good both lit and unlit. Dimensional accuracy appears solid and the cylinder sits cleanly in its base and the walls look uniform with no obvious warping or layer adhesion issues. Overall, it’s a clean, functional print that makes smart use of recycled material and feels like a sturdy, practical piece for an LED ambient lamp project."

— John K. (5/5)

"When I want tough, durable prints, 3D Fuel Pro PCTG is my go to. I've find nothing better. It's easy to print and consistently gives great results."

— Michael (5/5)

Made the switch to Pro PCTG

"I'd primarily printed with PLA and made a few attempts at getting into PETG. Because of spool compatibility with AMS and available printer profiles, I decided to try PCTG and I'm glad I did. I have two printers and one is almost exclusively printing PCTG projects now. I did dial in the printing profiles for my setup and results, but the 3D Fuel profiles were a great starting point. I switched my AMS silica boxes over to PCTG too."

— Edward C. (5/5)

Refuel is a risk, not always a reward

"Refuel, I understood the risks of not knowing what colors you would get. The first time I received 5 spools in different blues and greens. So when I ordered 11 spools and they were all identical grape purple, I’m still disappointed even knowing the risks. I’m not sure I will do this again, the price that drew me to it isn’t worth sitting on 11kg of grape purple."

— Zach Y. (2/5)

Better than PETG. Deep rich colors and consistency

"This has become my new go‑to filament since I got into the hobby. It improves on PETG in most of the ways that matter, but without the usual stringing or finicky print behavior. The Benchy shown was printed on a Bambu H2D at 0. 16 mm layer height, before I even calibrated or dried the filament, and it still came out with clean lines, consistent extrusion, and a deep, rich color. I’m already planning to buy more. I’d love to grab one of every color they make, but I’m forcing myself to show a little restraint."

— John K. (5/5)

Amazing color and finish

"The 3D-Fuel Pro PCTG just looks good clean lines, rich color, and that nice wet gloss that makes the parts feel a step up from basic PETG or PLA. The yellow Refuel lattice cup has this almost injection-molded vibe: the pattern is sharp, the walls are even, and the gloss catches light in a way that makes the geometry pop instead of hiding it. The Grape Purple and Toolbox Teal pieces show off how well this filament takes pigment, solid, saturated color with no chalkiness, plus a smooth sheen that runs consistently across curved and flat surfaces. Overall, it has that “premium plastic part” look, glossy where you want it, crisp edges, and a finish that makes even simple utility parts feel like product, not just 3D prints."

— John K. (5/5)

3D-Fuel Gun Metal Blue PCTG Review

"3D-Fuel’s Gun Metal Blue PCTG is the standout of this print. It delivers a rich, dark blue-gray tone that reads almost like powder-coated metal under normal lighting, while still preserving enough depth and sheen to make the surface visually interesting. On a large, flat-sided functional print like this case, the color remains consistent and avoids looking washed out or overly glossy. Printed on a Bambu H2D with a 0. 06 HF Tungsten Carbide nozzle using the latest 3D-Fuel PCTG profile, the filament produced impressively uniform walls and clean, sharply defined features. The broad exterior panels show controlled extrusion and a refined layer finish, while small functional areas hinges, latch mounts, edge details, and the interior retain crisp geometry without obvious roughness or inconsistent texture. The material is especially well suited to parts that need to look engineered rather than decorative. Gun Metal Blue PCTG gives the finished case a durable, industrial appearance, and it does so without hiding the quality of the print beneath excessive gloss. The result is a strong example of why PCTG is such an appealing choice for substantial functional prints."

— John K. (5/5)