My K1 max did not see any improvement whe changing this setting. I may have to try some other stuff to improve it's quality. I have short showing the video on my channel that I tagged you.

creality mk8 single gear extruder, the simplest extruder ever

Hard to beat a bmg

What a way we've came in hotends especially affordable for hobbyist .. not so long ago we were using Water pressure washer nozzles modified to print nylon brush cutter wire.

It is good for multi material printing with one head. No clogs.

Thank you for the information. I learned some things and defintely want to try the outer walls first! I want to offer some constructive feedback, and I hope it comes across as helpful rather than critical. I understand that English isn’t your first language, but your speaking style is similar to how some American KZbinrs speak. It has a monotone, pendulum-like rhythm, where sentences start at a normal tone, then drop low, rise slightly, and end low again. This repetitive up-and-down cadence can sound droning and, unfortunately, risks making your delivery seem bored or disengaged. This might cause your audience to lose interest, feel distracted, or even click away from your content. I’m not trying to be harsh, just offering some observations that might help you. This cadence is something I’ve noticed with other creators, including some MMA and hobby KZbinrs I try to watch, so you’re not alone in this. Of course, it’s entirely up to you whether you want to take this advice or not. I just wanted to share some honest feedback in case it’s useful to you. Best of luck with your content & thanks again.

Precise wall only works if you are printing Inner-Outer. Says so it the orca tooltip

Did you contact E3D? Any chance this roughness was an issue with that specific nozzle only?

very surprised they can't smooth the diamond interior somehow. Polish inside and the hole walls, also not sure why you'd want a flat disc at inside bottom of the nozzle, why not just have it smooth wall all the way down to hole?

I still don't know what is most cost and print efficient here?? To change nozle only?

So if you want to print using 2 walls instead of 3, the Wall Ordering as Outer/Inner gets the best quality?

TL;DW: Fysetc sells a shit kit. I'd be curious how a good V0 do without the fancy CNC carriage or CANBUS

The problem is that PTFE coatings are incredibly fragile. If you're willing to replace the lead screw every couple of years then it may be a good solution, but I'll pass.

7:05 I came to the same conclusion. Do you know anyone who has adapted a Bambulab extruder to another printer?

ads before the video, sponsor within the first minute...good lord I'm about done with YT

I love how China is more innovative than Germany.

You could quickly reduce the temperature on filament swapping. It would reduce plastic waist and make the swap more reliable.

Hey what's that x carriage extruder mount you're using on the KP3s that shows in the video? Thanks

This is dope! It's the future!

imma do my own thing

Normally I hate advertising in videos but always happy to see the services offered by PCBway. Just a pity they are not here in Australia although I know some of the guys here get parts etc from them.

Ha😂 I was JUST patching this same thing together for an old bed slinger that ive just frankenprintered.

all my profiles are outer - inner, arachne, and some custom overhang settings.

Amazing technical and scientific work! Very thorough. Thank you!

cryo is beter than the cool track from bambu i test both and that bambus cool track is so money waste

Super useful! Thanks so much!

That's not really convincing to me.

Side Note: A shorter meltzone will lead to a more controlled extrusion. Prints will come out quite more beautiful. Ive tested this with the old Generation of printers at 30mm/s for Walls and 60 mm/s for Infill. Cant say if its the same for high-Speed printers though.

I would be extremely interested in a video measuring the layer strength between a traditional hotend and the Bambu Xobsidian high flow hot end with more specialized materials. The data from this video blew me away. I have the .6mm and I am excited to print stronger parts faster. The print profiles don't seem the best for .6mm though... Thanks for the video.

Anyone tried printing solder with this thing?

now add a PCD liner

Voron was 3-10 times quiter. Remember its a log base scale

Bmg Good ?)

Merci pour cette vidéo trés instructive avec des tests cohérents

Wonder if there is a way to mod my LGX to convert it to a single gear extruder to test.

Glad i'm not going crazy. Ordered myself a dozen of clone CHT nozzles. They were on my printers for roughly two minutes, because the first moment i loaded up filament and pushed through by hand, i could already tell they actually blocked the filament rather than melt it. I have no idea how some 3D gurus who tested these, were claiming they worked even better than the original CHT nozzles.

What happens to metal filament

you make it very unclear whether to use the 1mm or 2mm...

I have been happy using bicycle chain lube. It is wax based and attracts far less dust.

your load cell is mounted incorrectly! i.e WRONG

it would be amazing if you can test triangle lab's range of nozzles. i would love to know what works best for adhesion overall

I think it's worth to pick a printer and then see how the results change when the flower component is made stiffer of floppier by changing line width -20%/+20%/+50%/+100%.

Iconic duo: variable temp printing and inductive heating!

This could open up new possibilities for single hot-end multi-material printing. For example printing with PLA and using PETG for the support interface. Often this is hard due to lag in temp changes.

i rather wait 1 min longer than paying 500+ dollars for a hotend that underperforms. plus use petg as "zero gap support" you get cleanest layer in the world.

How about and update.

I saw these for my sv08 glad i didnt choose it for my 3d printed feets. I went nadirs route

This was the most detailed rewiew and comparasion so far i saw

Ok but the page says it costs 425$, surly this product could be a 50$ heatblock.

Ok but a 35 dollar hotend and a 60 or so pcb way part, might be better off with something that mounts to existing hardware.