Will the H2D pro tungsten carbide nozzle work on the H2S?
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It’s seems very likely they do, since the pro nozzles work on the H2D, and the H2D nozzles work on the H2S.
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Yeah, I was assuming A=B, and B=C, then A=C - but still figured there might be “Something” weird
Will there also be high-flow variants of the tungsten carbide nozzles?
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Tungsten is extremely hard and should be very durable. I’m curious whether the tungsten HF nozzle has better or worse flow compared to a regular HF nozzle. Tungsten carbide has higher thermal conductivity than hardened steel, although the actual performance also depends on the nozzle’s shape and mass and so on. I haven’t gotten the regular HF nozzle for the H2D yet, and I’m not sure whether I should wait for the tungsten release. I don’t usually print with abrasive filaments a lot, but I do want the best flow possible.
We use a ton of Tungsten Carbide at work, machinists hate it, we generally use a diamond crystal bit and surface grinder to get a mirror finish at the end.
I have been printing a bunch of -CF material and so far no issues, but if I ever wear out a Hardened steel nozzle, I will replace with TC - I’ll die before that things wears out.