In this video, I go over the 2 best ways to unclog your 3D printer nozzle - at least that I've found. Owning a 3D printer isn't just about printing its also taking on the hobby of working on a 3D printer. Issues with your printer aren't about "IF" it happens its a matter of "WHEN" it happens. Clogged nozzles/extruders are one of the most common 3D printer issues, but luckily it is a relatively easy issue to fix.
For this demonstration, I do use my Ender 3 to show you the process of cleaning and unclogging these nozzles BUT that doesn't mean that you have to have an Ender 3 to do either of these processes.
Disclaimer: My nozzles are all metal. Some hotends are lined with teflon so I advise that you are aware of your nozzle type before you try these methods.
Things I use in this video to unclog my nozzle:
eSun Nylon Filament: [ Ссылка ]
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3D print Slicer I use:
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My Cura Slicer Setting Video:
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3D Printers I own and recommend:
FDM Printers
Creality Ender 3:
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Creality Ender 3 Pro:
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Creality CR-10s:
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SLA Printer
Anycubic Photon:
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Wash and Cure Station:
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Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro Upgrades:
Glass Bed:
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Capricorn Bowden Tube:
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Ender 3 Pro Silent Motherboard:
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Tools I use for 3D Printing:
Get Perfect Bed Level:
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Glue Sticks for Adhesion:
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Small Plyer Set to Remove Supports:
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