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Quickie- what's included with the 'spare hot end' form the kit?

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Posted in Quickie- what's included with the 'spare hot end' form the kit?

Akkkk! really! .. we knew it!

our baggie is missing the little brown thing! .. it was brought to my attention a few days ago, while we were waiting for the parts to finish this thing ( which we got now! and it will finally be working tomorrow, I hope :) isn't that a part of the assembly which constitutes the 'hot end' .. we were thinking, what if we have to change the hot part, are we supposed to re-use the little brown thing ... Darn, and I just got a bunch of stuff sent to me.

Thanks Valcrow

 

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