Fan worked great while it lasted. However after only a few months of use one of the two on my dragonburner died, and the other is starting to slow down too.
They put out alot of air but aren't very reliable.
Picked this up for printing abrasives. High quality as expected with fast shipping.
Ambrosia filament prints great and has great color choices too. So far, I've printed several spools of the ASA and I have not had any warping (X1C printer with Cryogrip Glacier build plate.
Did not want to wait several months for the Snapmaker cover. Fits perfectly and looks good.
I have been a mechanic, welder, machinist, and I've been modding printers since the RepRap days. I have specialty tools coming out of my ears. I do not own a 0.1Nm torque wrench.
The fact that this expensive niche tool is required to assemble the hotend is not mentioned anywhere except for a little card you get after opening the product. I would not have purchased this hotend knowing this, and I certainly would not have opened it.
Amazing quality. I swapped from a relatively fresh plate from another reputable brand (no issue), mesh range was cut in half. Extremely satisfied and I have a singular print on this.... will probably be my go-to sheet for PETG.
I researched hotends for weeks before choosing this one. Nowhere was it mentioned that a 0.1 Nm torque wrench is required. That should be broadly advertised.
Not only do I not have a means of measuring torque that small, but I don't feel comfortable putting something that frail in my machines. The 2F gets good reviews so there must be something to it, but it was not for me.
Put a bunch of these on some Microns im building. They work great. Probably going to get another for the 0.2 I'm building soon.
Wanted peace of mind for the front idlers and decided to also get the Beefy Z Idlers as well. Everything fit together nicely and had all bolts I needed plus some extra just in case. Very happy with both kits.
Had to replace my StealthBurner toolhead board that came with my original kit and this fit flawlessly. Was also compatible with the G2E which the previous board didn't fit without modification so that was great as well. Very easy to setup, with no fuss.
After about 2,000 hours on my stock gears, I started noticing some feeding issues and decided it was time to swap them out. These have been working great so far — smooth, easy upgrade, and my printer feels back to running like it should.
For those that have put their nose up to the door just to peek at their print with the stock light, you know who you are, need this QOL upgrade in their lives. Literally night and day difference.
The only downside to this filament is that its frequently sold out.
Print quality is S tier, partially due to the GF, which greatly helps the common issues of warping/shrinking.
Run it at 280 C, for 26 mm3/s, which is a significantly higher volumetric flow than I've found with any other GF or CF asa or abs. Just great stuff.
I did have a small issue with the edges of the roll becoming tacky when drying at 70 (which is exactly what is stated in the description, and is 100% accurate), so the spool clip is good plan and solves the issue.
**NOTE** Look at Fysetc's official H36 v2 wiki before powering on! The heater + and - are labelled incorrectly on some versions.
I'm a huge fan of this board. It supports 5v and/or 24v fans (jumper selectable), supports usb or canbus, and packs more IO ports than I could fill. There are 5 IO ports on the board (three 3-pin and one 4-pin that acts as IO 0+1, all voltage-selectable via jumpers), and using the pin headers you can effectively add up to 7 more!
v2 increases the temperature range these boards can operate in.
I'm currently building a Stealtchanger and these boards will be used on every toolhead.
This company is great to deal with!! Awsome communication. Customer service A#1. The West3D Printing MGN9H-1R-150 Linear Rails with Carriages (CNA) / Class H works great. I will definitely use this store as my go to!
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