0.8mm nozzle speeds

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r faster printing you’d be better off with a clone hot end with a clone CHT brass nozzle installed. Original Bambu is OK for smaller nozzle but on larger sizes hotend melting capability becomes a bottleneck.

Thanks, I’ve been following the long thread about the CHT nozzles (I have some for my Duet CR-10S). Actually was looking on Ali this AM!

My problem is I bought full printheads for .6, .8, and .2 nozzles as well as the parts to make it plug and play (heaters, etc) for the .6 and .8.

My Wife (who is very 3D printing savvy, probably past 40% of the people on here) would not be very happy for me to buy whole new printheads in CHT. Fails the Wife Acceptance Factor

But thanks for the heads up!

For those reading this not knowing about CHT, read this (Click the Blue Link!):

First Benchy printed with Bambu Lab X1 & CHT Nozzle

EDIT 03/04/2023 : for lazy people and to avoid offtopic answers please jump to this post if you want a howto (using clone bambulab hotend & clone CHT nozzle) Original Post : I finally received parts required to use CHT Nozzle from Bondtech into Bambulab printer, and was able to test it on a simple benchy. Not the most relevant test as it is a small object and it dont get all the advantage of increased flow & speed. I wil make tests with bigger objects. The first object I prin…