Great nozzles. They work very well.... Even with default profiles from E3D/Bambu
Was using a printed Sherpa Mini om my E3ng, but got tired of things coming loose, deforming if I over tightened, or cracking. Put this on and haven't had an issue since.
This is the future. If you need durability, this filament is for you. The quality is excellent at 360/105/70.
This made a few strange electrical sounding noises the first time i turned it on, but they have not repeated since then. Also, the filament outlets in the back are a pain to access. I’d also love it if this acted like a Bambu AMS, but that’s asking a bit much for something that’s barely more expensive than an AMS HT.
However, this is a 120C dryer that can hold 4 1kg spools. I checked the temperature and seems to be accurate to a few degrees C (within my measurement error). It’s fantastic.
I’ve had this for less than 3 days and far I would recommend this to anyone printing non-ordinary filaments.
I usually buy these from Microcenter for a variety of purposes but they are actually better quality (and often priced) here. Good for input shaping, but also for any electronics projects (rockets, much?)
This works great for input shaping on my V0.2. You can technically use it for multiple printers which is nice too. Full price it is already a steal; on sale like it is right now is a no-brainer to get.
This kit is great and has everything you need. HOWEVER - The github is very disorganized - before you take off your door on your V0.2 - print ALL of the github parts and work from there. Trust me, you will print the wrong parts and then have to annoyingly put on the old door to reprint the new parts if you don't have another ABS printer available. For assembly, just refer to the Voron 2.4 clicky clacky door mod; the parts are basically just miniature versions of the V2.4 version.
I fit perfectly.
Installed in just a few minutes, primarily to add a collet at the extruder. Looks sharp, works and fits great.
One of the easier way to seal up drafts in the chamber when everything is already assembled. These and a Clicky Clack door were installed at the same time and I’m noticing more stable chamber temps over long ASA prints.
Includes all the connections needed if you need them. The cords were long enough for my ratrig vcore4 500 idex. One of the usb cords was faulty though
I have a V0.1 that was rebuilt as a V0.2. The stepper motors were the original ones from BOM and I wanted a performance boost. These motors were what I needed.
As the title: this is a better and cheaper alternative than the Voron 5V power supply. Definitely I would use this instead of that one.
I haven't had any issues so far with this SSR, Panasonic is a good reliable brand, and it's a bit cheaper than the Omron ones. Spec wise, they seem to perform slightly better, but in practice I haven't seen any difference.
Definitely this is a must buy if you are looking for the best performance and reliability.
Got it for like $10, so far feels good, better than a lot of cheap ones. I like the fact that it doesn't have PEI because I could add any of those patterns cookiecad sells.
I like keeping extra fuses around for my V2.4 bed, and these are cheap enough to recommend to anyone as spare replacable parts
Decent plates with a unique mat finish and texture.
It struggles to hold ASA at 90C. Will likely switch back to the Berserker PEI sheets.
Heater was a great replacement for the stock dragon HF heater that I accidentally broke the wire on when I carelessly put my original stealthburner together without checking for wire pathing.
This entire line of ceramic bearings from W3D is excellent. I solely source any replacements for my (original kit) bearings for my O.2 and V2.4 from them.
These are great given the price; I use them on my V2.4 with CNC parts that had these bearings automatically as part of the Z axis, but those came slightly rusted. These thankfully did not, and they worked great until I decided to upgrade them to the IGUS bearings (also available on West3D!)
Why worry about rust on your bearings when you can grab these and pretty much forget it? Excellent quality and I don't think anywhere else has a better price than West3D
I always grab a few extras so I am not running around if/when they eventually break. I hotswapped one to make sure they work and they do on my V2.4
I have 2 of these in my V2.4 build. I recommend looking up on thingyverse or printables for a printable diffuser since these can be pretty bright without one.
I bought probably 5+ of these over the last few years - they work great and are easy to set up. I strongly recommend the extension cable unless you have your own MOLEX connectors and crimp tools. They are pretty long so you should have no issue even with a 350mm V2.4
