It def seems faster but it also seems like you sacrifice some of the surface quality. After the first print I’m not impressed and will prob put my default 0.4 nozzles back on. Quality > Speed.
What are some others opinions/results?
*Update: Ran the calibrations twice and the issue is resolved. I’ll just assume the HF nozzle needs a little time to dial in. My prints look just as good as they do with the non-HF nozzles.
Get mine the next days and will report
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I got a pair of them a few days ago and so far really like them. I’ve printed PLA and PETG with good results for both. Really reduces print time. I shaved nearly an hour off of a five hour print compared to the standard nozzle.
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I don’t see any compromise in quality, but the speed improvement isn’t significant either.
The flow is definitely more consistent, though the overall speed could still be better.
That said, if you fully calibrate your filament, the difference becomes much more noticeable.
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I like them. I see no difference in quality and they allow me to print everything on ludicrous mode. The price is a bit nutty though
The only way you can utilize them correctly is to re calibrate all Filaments you have (except it are the HF PETG variants from Bambulab, they will be adjusted automatic when the HF nozzle is installed and choosen in the settings)) and to re adjust the Flowrate then accordingly. Without doing this, save the money as it will not generate any benefit except you need to flush mor “cleaning” material through the nozzle when changing Filament as the chamber is bigger and moore remains from the previous used Filament will be left… The recommended settings can be found on the Bambulab accessories section in the High Flow Nozzle Section Standard PLA for examle from standard 24 mm³/s to 40 mm³/s
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