G**N
Excellent hot end kit
Exactly as pictured, no issues at all.
R**T
A lot of assembly required
Good item but no instructions or diagrams on assembly.
G**G
Notend
I bought this to replace the hotend that came with my printer. I installed on my printer and could not get one print out of it. It kept clogging and causing issues. Took forever to get up to printing temperature and a hard time to keep the temperature up while printing. Do not recommend this hotend which should be called a notend.
A**R
Don’t listen to people reviews they are under experienced and put there faults on the company
The media could not be loaded. This thing is great I have a printer with a genuine e3d volcano and I can’t tell the difference. I didn’t like the fan shroud that came with it so I printed my own for bigger fans but hotend it’s self works great. In the video I’m printing with 1mm nozzle 1.2 width and .8 height. It’s printing verry well. If anyone is wondering good retraction settings are 4mm at 40mm/s. I ran a few test and that was my best results. Don’t be scared to buy.
L**R
Not worth it
Arrived damaged, no instructions for assembly. Wasn't going to mess with it. Returned.
A**X
Cheap but worth it if you know what your doing I guess
So clogging yeah you probly need to change your slicing profile and reduce your retraction as you that seemed to be the biggest reason for me it clogged aside from that oh and the pla fan ducts probly would suffice but they def could be a bit better engineered as they are brittle
R**.
The kit comes with a complete setup BUT,
As I'm sure you all know. All of us print our upgrades whether we design ourselves, remix another, or just print straight from another's design.. That being said, this is a good kit if your going to ravage it for parts to supply a hot end setup you want or need to use!The fan duct on this one was broken, fine I didn't like the way it looked assembled anyway. You know how it is! The next thing was the ED3 clone mine had a volcano. It was just no bueno! Either was the Heat Break which turned out to be stainless... So, I cut, milled, bought another couple heat breaks in titanium, replaced the sizing to eliminate the bowden tubing needed and swapped the volcano hot end to my 3maxx and installed the Maxx hot end on the v2.. perfecto!
K**N
Not all that bad considering price!
Had to modify a few things to get it to work on my ender5 plus. Other than that it’s no more of a pita then anything else I’ve done with this printer
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