Micro Swiss FlowTech™ Hotend for Creality Ender 3 V3 KE

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Después de colocar este HotEnd, made in USA, se nota la calidad de fabricación.Cambiado en un tiempo aproximado de unos 20 minutos, ya que sacar uno de los dos tornillos que sujetaban el anterior Hotend se complicó. Una vez cambiado y realizado varias pruebas, puedo asegurar que hay un antes y un después en la calidad de las piezas impresas.Es una buena compra, junto con la boquilla de 0.6mm que da más velocidad a los trabajos.

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I had no problems fitting this to my KE having watched a couple of videos on YouTube. Work's really well and have had no problems. Print quality has been excellent.

This is hands down the BEST value for an upgrade to the KE or SE.My Bambu A1 has been outpacing the Ender on success rates since I got it last month, and the way the KE is printing right now with no tuning after installing this on the first filament to breech its pursed 0.4 Microswiss orifice; and having had almost every known issue with my KE, (the inconsistent heating, nozzle clogs, internal bowden tube clogs, even the break clogging with carbon fiber so bad I had to burn it out at 290C!) I can safely say I should have gotten this on day one and avoided a lot of troubleshooting the wrong parts. This really should be the factory part and just add it to the price. I would never have even given the stock one a chance had I known how poorly it heated, how often it just completely filled the extruder with filament, warping the bowden, and then melting its own thermistor wires lol - Just get this. Get it.My Ender 3 KE was a lemon and the board went out, runout, motors, head clogged. No matter what I did I had issues. I have effectively replaced 2/3 of my machine and I know this thing very well now.I would say just the nozzle has cost me in terms of filament 10 or more Kg and some at $45 a roll like the carbon fiber. Add in the nozzles I stocked up on like a fool, and the ones it ruined and I'm out another $50. Top that off with lost print time and constant failing prints, and I would say just dont get this printer if I'm being honest.Truth be told I spent well over $700 on the ender, fixes, filaments, nozzles, and lost time on prints and a few good lost sales too! - I got a bambu A1 (NOT the mini) with an AMS Lite under $400 and I have had one failure in 3 weeks. If I had gotten the A1 from the get go I would be better off. Lesson learned with Creality. By the way they finally sent replacement parts, but I needed it to run for sales and it failed me even with spending my own money up front due to severe and constant faulty parts.

Bon matériel, facile à monter, mais penser à changer aussi le radiateur, car le montage des vis titane sur l'ancien ce n'est pas top.