TH3D Tough All-Metal Hotend Assembly Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2018
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I'm installing this kit now, my thanks to you and Matt for the help. 😎
Great informative video Tim. Thank you!!!
Wow, I JUST did this 3 days ago. I wish I had this video then. It really would have helped cut down on my guess work...LOL. This is a really good tutorial on the process. Thanks for another great video!
Thanks for the video Tim very helpful
can you make a vidoe actual mounting on working printer ender 3 etc please
This is a excellent hotend!!!!! Skip using the filament oiler for a few weeks to season it and you will go insane and want to take a hammer to it from the never ending clogs and jams. Follow the instructions and use a oiler however ,and it's a kickass little hotend.
Oilers are a great "hack" for all metal hotends. Once they are broken in you'll be good for quite a while!
@@TH3DStudio yeah I haven't had a problem since I removed it. I printed a full roll of pla with it installed and then pulled it and haven't had a issue since. I got my glass bed back to sticking on its own without constant cleaning as well. Took a few days of printing for all of the residual oil to disapear.
It's crazy the different solutions people will throw out there genuinely trying to help out,there is a handful of them and I tried them all before I figured out the oil trick was all I needed to eliminate the issue
Hell yeah...I love this hotend on my cr-10s. The only thing you may have glossed over a bit was using a wrench on the heat block to 'hold a backup' when you tighten the nozzle.
I've had absolutely zero issue with mine. No leaks, no clogs, and steer everyone to this unit when they inquire about an all metal hotend upgrade.
I'm about to install this. Any recommendation for a mount to print for a CR10s?
@@iansutube I'm running the petsfang 2.0 (with ABL mount for my ezabl sensor). Printed out of PETG. Works and has held up perfectly.
@@Majiksmoke thank you
As always Tim. Thank you so much for all the video`s and the effort you are giving :) Happy New Year
You install that 12V heater cartridge into a 24V machine and you'll catch things on fire. Be extra careful.
I want great video
Very cool! Do I need to make any changes in the firmware after installing this hotend and also a metal thermistor?
The hotend stock one doesnt require changes to firmware. As for a metal type thermistor, check with the vendor you got it from to see what marlin thermistor # it uses.
@@TH3DStudio But it is not the stock hotend, it is the E3D V6...
Any recommended mounts that work with the shroud? Really want to use that shroud to help prevent stray airflow, but don't think it will fit on my bullseye.
Any V6 mounts online will fit this hotend.
Any advantage to this with the ptfe lined heat break over a stock creality hotend?
Can I use the PTFE lined heatbreak with a genuine E3D V6 heater block?
Larger heatsink means less heatcreep and going to the V6 type means much more selection to nozzles from us and 3rd parties. Our PTFE heatbreak fits E3D hotends as well.
@@TH3DStudio Think I might just grab your heatsink variant since I think the ptfe fix requires the threaded ptfe coupler that isn't available on the e3d v6.
How do I install the heatbreak into a CR10V3 extruder. I bought this product from you and need the help. Thankyou.
We have a page in our help center that goes over the installation process for heatbreaks. See it here: support.th3dstudio.com/hc/product-information/hotends-extruders/heatbreak-installation-information/
Did I buy this from you all ready?
Yeah you have the hotend already :)
Maybe some anti-seize lube on those threads.
is this an e3d v6 clone?
This is based on the V6 open source design that E3D released. Anyone can produce a "V6" style hotend. Source files are on the product page as well.
do i want a all metal hot end?
Depends on what you are printing. If you are staying under 275C you can swap your tubing on most machines to our Tough Tube: www.th3dstudio.com/product/tough-tube-high-temp-high-tolerance-ptfe-tubing/
You're not limited to all metal with this, with the optional heatbreak you can use it as an improved version of the ptfe lined hotend. If you only print pla and maybe some petg that might be the better option.