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The Print Core comes with a 0.4mm printcore CHT nozzle installed and with 6 more in the box. Also included is a jig to support the print core and a wrench to change the nozzle. This pack is everything you need to bring abrasive filaments to your Print Core utilizing Ultimaker today.
- Includes 6 different nozzles for a variety of prints
- Abrasive materials can be used with this print core
- Heater block is seated in the square wrench for easy removal and installation of the nozzle
| List Price: | $295.00 |
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EXPAND YOUR MATERIALS LIBRARY
The Ultimaker 3, Ultimaker S3, and the Ultimaker S5 are all reliable and user-friendly 3D printers, utilizing the Printcore you can now bring your designs to life with abrasive materials like NylonX or Carbon Fiber PRO Series PLA. This Print Core comes with a 0.4mm printcore CHT nozzle installed and with 6 more in the box. Also included is a jig to support the print core and a wrench to change the nozzle. This pack is everything you need to bring abrasive filaments to your Print Core utilizing Ultimaker today.
Everything you need to swap nozzles is included
A WIDE VARIETY OF NOZZLE OPTIONS
The Printcore comes pre-assembled with a 0.4mm hardened nozzle, but the kit also includes these other sizes:
- 0.15mm
- 0.25mm
- (2) 0.40mm
- 0.60mm
- 0.80mm
- 1.00mm
No matter what you want to create with abrasive materials on your Ultimaker 3 or S5, the Printcore has the nozzle to make it happen!
HOW TO SWAP THE DIFFERENT NOZZLES
The number one rule when changing 3D printer nozzles is to always do so with the hotend heated. Trying to change nozzles cold will always lead to broken components and broken hearts. Changing nozzles on the Printcore Print Core is interesting as you need to have the print core removed from the machine to do the swap. Here is the procedure for correctly changing nozzles without damaging any components:
- Ensure the nozzle is clean by performing a cold pull on the print core
- Heat the Print Core to 160°C
- Shut the Ultimaker 3 down using the switch on the back
- Remove the Printcore - BE CAREFUL - the core is heated at this stage
- Mount the core in the included jig and ensure the heater block is seated in the square wrench
- Using the included nozzle wrench, remove the nozzle from the heater block - being very careful with the hot components
- Install the new nozzle and tighten it down with the nozzle wrench
- You're done installing the nozzle, the last thing to do is set the Line Width in Cura to match the new nozzle diameter.
Questions
Would Pro filament work with Creality Ender 3
Is MH Pro PLA compatible with the Raise3D E2 printer?
Is "Antique White" semi translucent? Its the same that sent free with the Ender 3 printer?
Concerning Product No. M-L76-6JVU, do you know what the RGB or Hex code is for this color? I'm looking for this color with these settings. PANTONE: PMS 208 C Hex Color: #630031; RGB: (99, 0, 49) Thanks.
Why do you not describe the color properties of your filament with details like has sparkles or other add-ins? I got a roll of Antares Red and upon arrival found it had glitter in it where the images all depicted it as a solid crimson. Not what I was looking for.
Everything seems to be out of stock. Is there something amis? Or just wait?
I'm looking to buy this product. Can't seem to find anything like it, but I need it in 750g spool for Ultimaker S5. Could I get this order in 750g instead?
Is the Jet Gray PRO Series PLA Filament - 1.75mm (1kg) consider as non conductive for electrical voltages up to 480v? If not is there a special filament that would meet this standard need to make s few custom insulator bushings for a 480v box.
What are the recommended drying settings?
Question.....do you guys carry or have this in a Dark Military Green and or a Dark Grey Green? need this color for the 1:6 scale Military projects that I am doing...........olive drab is to light and will not work on exterior purposes
whats the difference between the infinite void black and black, will the particulate (as it seems to be) in the infinite void mask common imperfections from layers?
Are either the electric pink PRO or the magenta MH Build fluorescent? Thanks
What is the tare weight of the empty spool.
Do you have tested filament profiles for use in PrusaSlicer?
Curious about the lighting qualities of this product - do thin layers of white allow light through? Is it translucent when applied in thin layers? Looking to put an LED behind a thin layer of this filament.
Is Infinite Void Black PLA abrasive? Does it have a matte appearance?
Hey Steven! Infinite Void Black is not abrasive but does not have a Matte finish, it's similar in finish to the Black PLA. Infinite Void Black is slightly translucent with gold glitter.