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Please pay attention to the new plastic filament brand "Watson", it's an impressive material that stands out with its incredibly low coefficient of thermal expansion. This property makes Watson extremely suitable for 3D printing large-size layouts. Just imagine being able to easily print complex objects like violins (https://youtu.be/oknLLjHntjs) without having to worry about their corners coming unstuck. Plus, you'll be glad to know that this plastic filament emits no unpleasant odors. What's more, Watson plastic is versatile and can be processed in various ways, even allowing for transparent products to be created! It's an incredibly user-friendly material, and I wholeheartedly recommend it. Paired with Sitall glass, you can achieve exceptional results from start to finish, saving precious time in the process. You can browse through all the available colors of Watson plastic on our website (http://www.unique-3d.com/#!watson/c1hna). We also have a detailed tutorial on using this amazing material with Sitall glass, showcasing its best features and benefits: http://www.unique-3d.com/#!Sitall-Glass-Plate-Watson-plastic-with-a-very-low-coefficient-of-thermal-expansion-BestFilament/cihj/56153f9b0cf25fa7fe2c1d0e. So, get ready to unleash the full potential of Watson and experience the thrill of 3D printing like never before!