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Cores and Nozzles

Clancey

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I want to get hold of a few spares, just wondering which nozzles I need. I have the standard AA 0.4 and BB 0.4 for the Ulti 3, I'd like the ability to print in all the different variations for different projects.

Can I simply change a .4 nozzle for a .25, tell Cura that's what's going on, and away I go? Same for a .8?

If so, I can just keep one AA and BB core spare on the shelf and a bunch of nozzles. Changing them isn't going to bother me as I'd be printing with one size for a while before changing again. Or, should I invest in a few cores and have them loaded with the nozzles? Obviously one is cheaper and more had work, but hey, I could be completely misunderstanding how this would work.

Many thanks.

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