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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2024
Excellent!!!
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
Picked this up for my ender 3 pro, great kit with multiple size nozzles and a cleaning tool. Easy to swap out flogged nozzles keep the project going and clean/soak the dirties one for recirculating. Great print quality and flow of material.
mac bourque
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2024
Great buy would buy again
Mattia
Reviewed in Italy on September 1, 2023
Ottimi ugelli per qualsiasi stampante, bene fatti e ben rifiniti. Oltre che hai un kit vasto per vari utilizzi.
ChaosPinhead
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023
I am new to 3D printing and after having some issues and accidentally snipping the end of my nozzle off I went looking for a new one. Grabbed this pack and put on a .4mm one and have started printing and it seems to be working beautifully.
Shannon
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023
Purchased this set because I wanted an assortment of nozzle sizes and wanted to try out stainless steel nozzle too. Believe or not I have yet to install any of them on my machine! Not because there are any issues with them but because I have not had the need to yet. I am still experimenting with the .3mm nozzle that came on my machine and am still learning what all I can accomplish with it. The nozzles appear well made even under magnification from a 10X loop. Threads are straight and nozzles are consistent for one to another. For the price and assortment what's not to like about having them available. Come on, you probably spent hundreds on your printer, probably another hundred on filaments. Less than $10.00 on a nozzle assortment is a steal!!
Ruben O.
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2023
great value for the price
CentralWare Development Centers
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2022
Brass nozzles "do as expected." We use 0.2, 0.4 and 0.6 as our typical production heads and thus far they're keeping up with OEM heads. On one of our printers, the 0.4 seems to push quite a bit more than expected when feeding a new filament so there's a good chance it's closer to 0.6 in size, just stamped as a 4.HS (Hardened Steel) have a two-side cutout instead of a hex, so our tools for "quick replacement" don't work on these (thus why there's a wrench included) but it's not a deal-breaker. We only use HS on two of our printers which don't get a lot of exercise on a daily basis, so there's no rave review nor negatives to share at the moment.SS (Stainless) we've had issues with, though. I'm speculating they're not solid-stainless as they tend to require a higher than usual temperature, otherwise clogging is rather frequent; I'm going to guess they're plated brass and the blend of metals is seeping the heat outward.* You will want to test your filaments with a basic heat/speed block before running a print on a new SS nozzle.We ordered two sets this last time around and both sets were missing nozzles. (At the time, I didn't think to consolidate so they both went back.) Amazon didn't blink an eye... replacements were sent immediately and we held onto the originals just in case anything was missing from the new set; everything turned out well.
Jacob Sam
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2022
The nozzles appear to have been milled in a lathe and then only a pair of opposite end were ground down to flat, which is what the supplied wrench bites on to tighten or loosen. You can't use a socket tool, so you're limited to 180° of contact points. If you're holding your heater block steady with pliers while avoiding thermistor and heating element wires, you have very little room to rotate the nozzle. So far, each size I've tried have beautiful layer lines in a print eventually ruined by globs of plastic from the coupling point.
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