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Yes. The Olsson block. I sell them in USA at thegr5store.com. I also sell a slightly better version called the "block v3" which has less heat loss to air and better heat conduction to the nozzle.
But you should be fine. Just always change the nozzle when it's at least 130C. I usually change the nozzle at 150C to 180C. And you can ignore the plastic in the thread. Also I recommend you use a torque wrench at around 0.5 to 1.0nM. This one works great:
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Yes. The Olsson block. I sell them in USA at thegr5store.com. I also sell a slightly better version called the "block v3" which has less heat loss to air and better heat conduction to the nozzle.
But you should be fine. Just always change the nozzle when it's at least 130C. I usually change the nozzle at 150C to 180C. And you can ignore the plastic in the thread. Also I recommend you use a torque wrench at around 0.5 to 1.0nM. This one works great:
https://www.youmagine.com/designs/nozzle-torque-wrench
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