Maybe you’ve already noticed it. A moment of inattention, and you’ve overtightened the nozzle with the T8 on the Nextruder. You often don’t notice it at first, but only when the printer detects a blockage. You then get the error message: “STUCK FILAMENT DETECTED.” Tightening too lightly can also lead to problems, such as layer
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Is the silicon carbide from Phaetus a good and inexpensive alternative to the E3D Nextruder nozzles? We compared three different nozzles to determine the maximum flow rate in mm3/s. We didn’t expect the values to be so close. Of course, even more can be achieved by increasing the temperature. A comparison with the Nextruder CHT
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Some people may already be familiar with this problem. You mount your Nextruder nozzle and screw it on a bit too tightly. This squashes the tube at the attachment point, which can lead to errors and blockages. According to Prusa, the fastening screw can be tightened to a maximum of 0.2-0.3nm. If you don’t have
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