Also, I moved back to Jacksonville, FL a couple years ago and Veracity holds up better than many of the typical brands I buy:
-Inland
-Hatchbox
-Overture
-Coex
-even filament I've made with my Filastruder, granted, all rolls I've made are a couple years old, but still work fine.
If you are in the panhandle, I get it since I'm more inland than you, but have you considered storing all rolls in a 5gal bucket with dessicants of some kind? I've talked to 3DP enthusiasts from St Pete who swear by that method while using socks filled with kitty litter. Also, at this point I would like to remind everyone that I am in no way affiliated with Filastruder or Veracity; just a really big fan!
]]>F#%k Amazon, and Bezos putting people at risk and refusing to provide any kind of PPE. Stop supporting places like that. There are plenty of other places to order from. Maybe not as convenient, but far better people.
Coex3d is still shipping and they make their products right here in Wisconsin. I ordered filament a couple of days ago, and it should be here today. and shipping is very reasonable - $5 for orders over $49, free for over $99
]]>I hope everyone is doing well.
With this stay at home order I have lots of time to print but running low on PETG. my machine uses 2.85mm Dia. filament so I can't get any locally and amazon is deferring orders right now (3 weeks out). living in Sunny Florida I have a lot of problems with Humidity so I never keep much on hand. I have tried plastic totes, cereal containers, Exec. but it still draws moisture.
I am thinking of designing a dehumidifying box (dryer box) that will pull and store the moisture outside the box.
Thanks
Dale
They say they are but I have received multiple orders for printer supplies and parts within the week I order them. So try to order and see what they say. The worst case you cancel and get your money back. If you live near a Microcenter they are open and sell PETG in your size. It's not like the majority of people are following these orders anyways. Around here in Dallas the streets are just as busy as normal during day and night. Retailers know this and that's why they stay open. There is nothing at Microcenter one would consider essential.
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