I went in to grab a larger nozzle and some glass filled filament to test out and the folks at West3d were stellar as always. The nozzle/hot end is great and swapping them in the H2S is straightforward. Having a local shop is amazing for my projects and getting questions/supplies quickly but absolutely horrible for my wallet. I'm hoping to find the West3d support group soon. I hear you get a coin if you manage to go 30 days without buying filament just because it sounds cool.
The Kit is labeled to each hardware that makes the assembly process easier. I printed mines with various of materials such as PCTG, ABS/ASA, and TPU. The headband is likely the challenge of this build because it has to be printed out of TPU; which punishes if isnt dry. The sound quality is up there with those expensive headphones. Also another pro too is that parts can be easily be printed should it break and the ear cups themselves can be easily sourced.
Great dryer. Would be nice to have actual temperature and humidity readout
This filament is the best! I can see why it is called the Filament of the Gods
This thick pullover hoodie wears like a warm hug from Grandma and looks awesome. It’s what to wear when you are out and when running your printer non-stop for your projects. Consider buying 1 size larger so you don’t have to worry about any potential washer/dryer shrinkage because you’ll wear this repeatedly. I highly recommend and hope West3D will restock soon.
I had repeated bed adhesion issues with large parts on my Core One using the Prusa Satin sheet, despite dish soap and 90% Isopropyl alcohol bed cleans and using brims and adjusting temps. I switched to the Cryogrip Glacier Pro build plate and PETG and ASA sticks where it did not using the Satin plate. I quickly wipe down this plate with 90% isopropyl inbetween prints and wash it with dish soap maybe after a dozen or more prints. It has really improved my success. Nobody wants a multi-hour print disappointment — so try this print surface!
I use the 0.6 mm nozzle for abrasive filaments like glow in the dark filaments and CF, works great
I actually use these blades in a few projects that has little to do with filament cutting systems, and it's a lot safer than trying to grind/mill down a regular razer blade. Highly recommend, especially at its price
Great prodiuct. Dries all filament, even those that can be dried above 100C getting them dry quicker. I was worried about melting, but no problem as long as you confirm the
maximum temperature supported by the spindle. I have also usee the included tray to anneal printer parts and use the same tray to recharge dessicant packs. I can also confirm that despite the incorrect number on the instructions , the dryer does go up to 120C abd handle this temperature.
I always trust these and they are hard to pull apart by hand :D
They are good extrusions. Thanks west3d for keeping these relatively in stock :)
West 3D had the best price I could find for this nozzle. It is an authentic Bambu Lab part cheaper than Bambu sells it. Shipping was fast with the cheapest option USPS. I always check West 3D when searching for stuff for my 3D printer I’m frequently surprised by the cool stuff the stock. Check them out!
Much better than the old kit where you printed the parts yourself. That one still worked but it was a bit janky to put together if you didn't have a well-tuned ABS printer
Good kit to go alongside my formbot V0.2 which otherwise has no led on the bed. Not necessary but it looks cool, so why not?
Order shipped same day I order I was really surprised given the time of day I ordered. Packed well. Thanks
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.
