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Brass nozzle jammed after printing some bronze parts
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· Brass nozzle jammed after printing some bronze parts
I always keep my dirty nozzles in a seperate place and we I got enough of them then I clean them with a butan torch.
I hold the nozzle with a heat resistant pair of tweezers to not get burned. Make sure you put a heat resistant plate on the table you're going to do this or you'll destroy your table with nasty burn holes.
Nozzles that I used for long prints with abrasive materials are going straight in the trash can because they are worn-out.
fyi, a new nozzle costs 12 euros.
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I always keep my dirty nozzles in a seperate place and we I got enough of them then I clean them with a butan torch.
I hold the nozzle with a heat resistant pair of tweezers to not get burned. Make sure you put a heat resistant plate on the table you're going to do this or you'll destroy your table with nasty burn holes.
Nozzles that I used for long prints with abrasive materials are going straight in the trash can because they are worn-out.
fyi, a new nozzle costs 12 euros.
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