Try with a ruby nozzle. Seem pretty solid to me even though might be a bit expensive for the casual user? Or a different kind. Is there a specific reason it has to be steel?
When I was looking at videos about things like wood or metal filaments they kept saying you need a steel nozzle to handle the abrasive filament since it's made with small beads. I didn't even know there where ruby nozzles. Either way I'd rather get this nozzle working, unless there's somehow something wrong with it.
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Try with a ruby nozzle. Seem pretty solid to me even though might be a bit expensive for the casual user? Or a different kind. Is there a specific reason it has to be steel?
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