Hello, Sorry for so many questions, just trying to get all the information together. I looked around and have found that the nozzle is .4mm type MK8 M6 thread. Theoretically, if I were to want a smaller diameter nozzle, can the machine handle the higher resolution or is that pissing in the wind? A…

Way more than PLA & ABS are “official”: [image] What types of filaments can I use with Snapmaker 2.0? Supported materials: 1.75mm PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU, Wood Filled PLA, more being tested. Just look at the recommended temps of whatever filament you want to try an…

Oh, I guess I did read that at some point… I got mixed up because Luban only shows abs or pla. What type of adaptor are you referring to?

This one: [image] Printing TPU with A250 (or any SM 2.0) Snapmaker 2.0 @stevilg sure no probs… here it is… as one solid piece… and in two halves for easier printing snapmaker_flex_feed_adapter_2_halves.STL (40.5 KB) snapmaker_flex_feed_adapter_one_piece.STL (38.4 KB) …

Thanks! I really appreciate all of your replies, you are very helpful and passionate. I have been reading a lot of your posts!

These machines aren’t going to fix itself it looks like hahaha :laughing:.

Also I would be wary of doing any large prints with highly abrasive filaments… as many parts of the print head are one of a kind and appear not to be made of hardened steel (just the normal variety steel) you may see excessive ware after prolonged use of such filaments

The only part that I might be concerned about would be the gear teeth but I don’t think there’s really that much to worry about. Otherwise the extruder tube is lined with PTFE and easily replaceable along with the hot end. The only other item in contact with the filament is the wheel and I can’t see…

That’s not entirely true… there is the coller where the filament enters the print head. And may biggest concern, the aluminum heat sink that the filament passes through between the gear and hot end. That heat sink is special made for SM, it is made of a soft metal. I still think it would take many h…

Interesting. Yeah I don’t think I’ll be doing a whole lot with it or anything but just wanted to try it and have the option for things where needed. McMaster Carr has spools of various plastics with carbon fiber, fiberglass, even stainless steel or brass!

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