Basically I'm printing in ABS, use 6.5mm retraction, and I think that's it.
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It would be interesting to see a picture for sure, although I can imagine how it looksBlizz wrote:RIP. Grrr... Did something wrong in Simplify3D and it wrecked the nozzle by scraping it over one of the buildplate clips. It now has a 30° angled shoulder. Loved it while it worked. If they ever get to market, I'll definitely buy a set!
I read the entire topic, and if I understood correctly the nozzle hides some flaws in the print less than other nozzles. I'd rather see that as an opportunity to tune my printer perfectly than as a defect of the nozzle.Izzy wrote:Hi MTVDNA, (you've got to let us know an easier Name)
The main advantage is when printing with carbon fibre or abrasive filaments, we are testing them on all sorts to try and debug them as it were, to see what they do and don't like to print, how best to clean out filament and clean the outside.
Printing wise I've not found anything that won't go through them, although I am printing with a slightly higher nozzle temperature on average about +5'C to compensate for the thermal qualities, and the top surface is not quite as smooth as when printed with a brass nozzle, but I must say they are a great nozzle.