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I used the I2K earlier on my personal printer, and it worked quite nicely, but removed it after experiencing some feeding problems which disappeared after replacing that PTFE+I2K with a TFM.
I am quite impressed with the TFM life, i have one now where i have printed at least 500 hours at 255 or above (up to 270C), and probably 7-800 hours at PLA temperatures.
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I used the I2K earlier on my personal printer, and it worked quite nicely, but removed it after experiencing some feeding problems which disappeared after replacing that PTFE+I2K with a TFM.
I am quite impressed with the TFM life, i have one now where i have printed at least 500 hours at 255 or above (up to 270C), and probably 7-800 hours at PLA temperatures.
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