I like this discussion. The fact alone that it exists shows me, that Polymaker cares about doing it right.

Printbuster!

Let him get used to the x1c then make him use an ender!😅

Havent watched this yet, but I'd bet a substantial sum of money that whatever "lie" they're being accused of isn't a lie. I'm an OG Kickstarter backer of both the Polyplus and Polysmooth campaigns, I was beyond excited to find a company that was actually putting some work and science into their materials instead of just cramming random material X or Y into existing plastic mixtures, which is exactly what it seemed like every other filament manufacturer was doing. Those Kickstarter campaigns were years ago and to this day I primarily only use Polymaker filament. Every single material they offer is substantially stronger than the standard version of it and is quite a bit easier to print. Oh and to my knowledge they were the first to come out with my favorite color in filament form: I don't think they call it this but olive drab green. Finding a matte filament used to be completely impossible, and it makes me so happy to see polymaker not only continuing to develop better formulations of existing filaments and somewhat novel filaments, but also interesting colors beyond the standard RGB puke. What more could you ask for?

Why would polymaker need to lie about its filament? They already are the proven top quality engineering filament of the world... Come on folks... They are not esun...😂

The parts infill and thickness will effect the results