Da Vinci 1.0 to E3D Nozzle conversion block

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<p>I saw a few E3d conversions and though.... wow that's a waste of currently available parts...</p> <p>So I modeled this, It uses This temp sensor and any E3D nozzle.</p> <p>I have tested that the sensor works flawlessly with my Da-Vinci 1.0 using Repetier.</p> <p>Solder the temperature sensor to the old sensor socket and use insulated disconnects in case you reverse the cables make sure to use hot glue to hold it in place. Have this made from Brass at a local machine shop. If they ask what threads bring the nozzle and the hot end disassembled and they can figure out the threads from that. use high-temperature epoxy to secure the heating element to the block, Then print the Z sensor block and place it below where the Z sensor makes contact its all plug and play from there! happy printing!</p> Category: 3D Printer Parts