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Posted · Hotend upgrade V1 to V2

I'm running a 2 Ultimaker original

One has a V1 hot end the other V2

I want to upgrade the V1 hot end as I can definitely see the difference in performance, and I keep getting the odd blockage in the V1.

I don't understand why I cant just change the block tube and nozzle? I find it frustrating that Ultimaker sell a very expensive kit with wood and everything else.

PLEASE could someone explain why and what I need t0 change to get it to perform as the & be a V2 hot end?

It looks like the wood is I have on the block is updated with the curve designs.

Can I just fit https://www.ultimaker.com/products/nozzle & https://www.ultimaker.com/products/isolator-tube

In theory this should improve my retraction, ooze?

Thanks

David (still learning)

 

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    Posted · Hotend upgrade V1 to V2

    The V2 also has a teflon part which is critical to prevent the blocks you are having. The wooden bits need to be changed for this.

     

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    Posted · Hotend upgrade V1 to V2

    That's not a v2 hotend is it, the peek is sitting directly on the heater block it looks like, without the gap between?

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    Posted · Hotend upgrade V1 to V2

    yes the peek is straight on the block, no gap, and the nozzle is female..

    sorry cant take a "live" photo till tonight.

    what do I need to do to make this a V2 ?

    thanks

     

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