PETG glass transition temperature?

[wmgeorge64]

@Sebastian

The glass transition temperature is the temperature where the material starts to soften. It’s important to know because you can’t use your parts beyond this temp, and usualy you set the print bed temperature to this.

By The way, i think 100° bed is way too much for petg! It will be quite soft at this point.

Well unless you check your bed temperature you will never know, and your actually not printing on glass so to speak. The TAZ printer beds vary in temperature difference across the bed, use a IR thermometer to check. I find with the PEI material the bed is routinely 10 C under the displayed on the LCD readout. I set mine at 90 - 100 C and never have a problem with PETG.