ebay e3d v6 clone bowden nozzle, with a direct drive for a makergear m2

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Human: The nozzle threads into the extruder mount from below. A 1/8" npt female pipe thread at the top of the nozzle engages the plastic nub, maintaining alignment. This model is parametric and can be modified in Inventor if modifications are needed to the nub diameter or design. The split opening acts as a spring and supports the nozzle further. I had to use a vise to secure the plastic while threading into the heatsink extruder. Two versions of the design include fan ears at different locations, with Version 3 recommended. Using 3Dx Tech's ABS/Nylon alloy has yielded successful results for high-temperature prints. The cost is the same as ABS, and I prefer it more often than not. This design combines stiffness with print quality flexibility. Results from slicer use show good outcomes when printing five-millimeter tower supports. A strap wrench helps hold the metal extruder during attachment to the plastic nub. v4 updates: Improved geometry accommodates easier re-loading of the filament. The nub design at the nozzle has been updated for easier threading. Thickened areas of the extruder support bearing and pressure. This version is preferred over prior ones. V5, without wings, maintains compatibility with a fifty-millimeter fan mount.