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- This video shows how to install capricorn tubing and keep it centered on the nozzle to avoid jams and clogs.
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Man ! The best video on this topic, by far !! Thanks !! 🙏
Very helpful video! I am in the process of upgrading my hot end with a Slice Engineering standard G2 heat break and capricorn tubing, so your video gives lots of good info.
One edit I would say is that if a person has been using their printer for any length of time, that factory bowden tube will be really stuck in the hot end with melted filament and thermal paste as you said. I did not try the loosening of the fitting trick, instead, I heated my hot end to 170 C for a min minutes to soften the hardened filament/thermal paste, turned off the machine, then pulled the bowden tube right out.
Kudos for giving us Anycubic Vyper owners content on utilitites and upgrades, unlike the gazillion vids out for Creality. Personally, I am waiting on a new stock hotend and a bi-metal heatbreak (26mm) that should be a easy swap and do away with the PTFE tube to the nozzle. This should help in so many different ways, and I looked at third party kits, and found that the ones available need some hotend attachment mods, and fan assembly mods. Besides, it is always good to have another hotend available, to either swap out the nozzle or if something goes wrong, easily, as one can damage the automatic leveling mechanism leaving it attached. As always with any change/swap out, a new calibration is in order and with the new heatbreak, some fine tuning on temp and extrusion. Thanks and regards
Hi Bob, love watching your Vids, being a total newbie to my "Waiting to Arrive AnyCubic Vyper" i`m on a learning curve, had a couple of 3D printers in the past which caused me major hassles, but your vids are simplistic in a nice way yet easy to follow & I prompt every who watches to make some small donation to your channel so you can keep up the great work, c`mon folk, help this nice guy out a bit please....(Steve from UK
Друг, спасибо тебе за советы. Мне очень помогло
Capricorn tubes gave me extrusion issues and filament grinding, changed back to stock. Are you printing higher temps, or do you find a real improvement otherwise using the cap tubes?
I'm getting heat creep. Do you think you could test the bed temps and or why the edges have these isues
Hey Steve, what is the issue that your having? you can also email me, or message on facebook. email bobcraig10@gmail.com facebook facebook.com/bobcraig10
In my case, I have to dissemble and burn the heat break to get the tube out, it’s completely glued in…….
Just be sure to remove the hotend from the strain gauge so it doesn't get bent.