The um3 Core already goes to 350C. @jetten3d - do you need to go hotter than 350C?
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The um3 Core already goes to 350C. @jetten3d - do you need to go hotter than 350C?
i was looking for a steel hot end for UM3 that can print abrasive materials like Carbon fire
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its not the hot end as such which is worn out quickly by abrasive filaments, it is more the tip of the nozzle.
Like @ultiarjan says, the core is good!
Yeah, like the core so much I even use it in my "GO"
Brass is a metal but the bottom of the brass nozzle will wear out quickly if you print abrasive filaments. You can however get a steel nozzle for UM3 cores. Since you are in canada you should get it at my store: thegr5store.com.
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Well, if you ask me there is only one single reason to go all-metal, and that is to print with plastics in the 300C+ range, so more or less PEI and PEEK, and for those you more or less need a enclosed heated chamber to print.
For everything else... the current Core design is way better.
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