Tend to use 3d printing to solve probems & needs, replace broken parts, I tent to worry more about useability & cost than asthetics, thinkking outside the box and often saving money.
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Hi Luca, once you've written and printed your design, could you send me the link on where to buy the hot end to make the modification... I found it but I'm not sure it's the one, consider that I'm a novice, that's it replace the part without making any other changes? Thank you . I have the reborn 2, I'm very happy with it
marcopavesi82@gmail.com
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006026882476.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.112.66121802GAQESk
This is the one I used, another one I have tried as I use reborn for mainly larger prints I have also used this one with 0.8mm nozzles and the original heat sink meaning no adapter. Great for printing storage cases from Gridfinity etc. 0.6mm & 0.8mm on the bambu style was a bottleneck with Reborn 2 extruder, so another to consider I use bambu style up to 0.4mm and the last one for 0.6 & 0.8mm, The included 40watt heating cartridge works fine for special filaments ASA I would use a 24v 60watt cartridge
While scaling up by 25% bearing would need to be 20mm M4, tho hole would be a little tight A 4mm drill could easily fix that or change hole size.
hope that helps regards Louis
Bonjour,
Super le distributeur de 18650 :-). Quand j'ai acheté une imprimante 3D (2 semaines), j'avais l'idée de faire EXACTEMENT CA. Trop fort.....
En tout cas merci beaucoup pour ce partage, je vais l'imprimer..... et l'utiliser :-).
Cordialement,
LauPrinter3D