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Tell me how to change nozzle AA and BB during printing process
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· Tell me how to change nozzle AA and BB during printing process
I don't understand the question. Do you want to change one of the core's during a print? Or do you want to change the nozzle on the core (not during a print)?
The AA core is slightly better at not leaking. The BB core doesn't have a crack for the PVA to caramelize in.
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· Tell me how to change nozzle AA and BB during printing process
20 minutes ago, gr5 said:
I don't understand the question. Do you want to change one of the core's during a print? Or do you want to change the nozzle on the core (not during a print)?
The AA core is slightly better at not leaking. The BB core doesn't have a crack for the PVA to caramelize in.
so where do you find this picture about the difference between AA and BB?I can’t find it at the official website.
Thank you.
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I don't understand the question. Do you want to change one of the core's during a print? Or do you want to change the nozzle on the core (not during a print)?
The AA core is slightly better at not leaking. The BB core doesn't have a crack for the PVA to caramelize in.
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