The 3D Printer Hotend Technical Guide
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contact@3dprintingcanada.com Paul walks us through the complete hotend from installing nozzles, heartbreaks, heat blocks, and PTFE tubing. Watch this to get the inside knowledge on hotends!
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Legend says that this is the first "mod" to do when getting a 3d printer. Taking the hot-end apart.
I would like to know how in God's name, can anyone give a thumbs down to such a clear and informative video. The only thing I can think of is that " it takes all kind of people ! "
This was the best description I have seen. Thanks.
Simple, clear and straightforward - nice one! And loved the tip at the end about snipping off a mm or two - hadn't thought of that!
Thanks.
I needed the info on how the pneumatic fitting “bit” into the tube to secure it and the 1mm cut-off tip was also helpful.
Great work through
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
Really excellent video explaining the different Hotends.
Cheers
Willy
Thanks for the tips, I found my hotend issue because of this video!
this is perfect, just what I needed.
I enjoy your videos. 👍
Thank you. That was really helpful. I just wish I'd seen this sooner.
NIce video, thanks for the info
I watched somewhere else where they said the pneumatic fitting should only need to be undone about 3/4 of a turn, not nearly halfway. And that's always worked for me...
I also have Tenlog printers, and those work completely differently. I've still not been able to get down a proper squish on those, I don't think.
Thank you
awesome 😎
shouldt it be done on heated hotend?
How do I move the screw that goes on the hot end down? It only moves up the tubing
you didn't show the roles of temp. sensor and heater :(
Why space between nozzle and hot block? All say it but nothing describe.
Not sure what you are asking. The nozzle and the heat break gets tightened against each other. Not sure if your wondering if it would effect the nozzle temp but if you are if the nozzle is maybe only tightened a thread in then may affect the temp but if you do it the way he shows it won’t affect it.
Also if the nozzle is in all way in, if you change a nozzle the next one could be ever so slightly shorter and could have a gap between the heat break and nozzle which could lead to a clog and frustration.
Just do it the way he shows. FYI if you ever buy a new hot end and it’s already together it take it apart and do this again just to be safe.
Is PTFE tubing only for bowden system.