Thank you @amedee!
Regarding your response, I still have some questions.
On 11/13/2021 at 11:15 PM, amedee said:a drop of oil now
What type of oil do you use and where? Do you just let it run through the "hole where the filament goes"?(I actually don't know its name ;).
On 11/13/2021 at 11:15 PM, amedee said:No, the power supply delivers 24V...
Does that mean that there is a native 24V point on the extruder for me to plug it in?
* Another couple questions: What are the best blocks (the black part the gantry sits on)? Any resources to use the BL-Touch with the UMO+? and What UMO+ firmware changes to make bed levelling work on pin 13 like "Automatic bed leveling for Ultimaker Original | F1OAT CNC experiments"?
Does anyone else like @f1oat or @vanalleswat have any suggestions for the bed levelling?
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No, the power supply delivers 24V...
Most probably
I am not sure the heater cartridge will fit the E3D block, but if it fits, why not...
I use it for everything, however for PLA the 2.85mm might be subject to clogging, if I have to print a lot of PLA I tend to use a drop of oil now and then. The 1.75 version has a PFTE liner inside and is less prone to clogging.
The main reason for using an E3D hot end for me was to be able to print at higher temperature (Polycarbonate, Nylon, ...)
If you print with abrasive filaments (e.g. carbon fiber), you will need a hard nozzle. Brass nozzles will wear extremely fast. Olsson's ruby nozzle will last forever. I saw recently E3D advertising "Nozzle X" for abrasive filaments -- no experience with that.
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