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Steve
Greater than one weekI tried one of these on my Prussia MKS but did not get a smooth bead. Put the old nozzle back after cleaning with acetone and the extrusion was smooth. I don’t have the equipment to tell if the 4mm bore is smooth enough In this inexpensive nozzles but seems to work fine for others.
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Ray B.
Greater than one weekDecent quality for the money spent..
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Dan
> 3 dayThe nozzles appear to be of decent quality, no visible machining defects, and the interior bores appear smooth on inspection. I dont have a microscope to examine closely, but I had no issue pushing an appropriate feeler through the nozzle, and felt no binding or restrictions. I did not read closely the description, and honestly have no use for the larger 1.0mm nozzles, and will probably never use the 0.8mm nozzles due to limitations of my machine, but the rest are fine.
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Kevin
> 3 dayOne of the nozzles in the pack was very clearly already used.
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Hector G.
> 3 dayWorks great. Have lots spare, and avoid the hassle of cleaning a blocked nozzle
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Awesage
> 3 dayThey do just what theyre supposed to.
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Erik Pedersen
> 3 dayCannot tell any print quality difference between these and my genuine e3d.
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FamilyGuy
Greater than one weekTrying to find nozzles to work with the JGAurora A5S printer without having to wait for them to arrive from China. Purchase these. Arrived in 3 days. They fit perfectly. No issues so far.
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shawn
> 3 dayWorth the money
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TG
13-04-2025The best thing about them is that they are cheap! For a few paltry dollars, you can get get an entire set, nay, several sets, of nozzles for your E3D V6 compatible hotend. I have tried the 0.8mm nozzle thus far and it did require recallibration of my Prusa MK3S but turned out a decent print. I was curious as to how accurate the nozzle diameters were so I put them under a stereo microscope and took some pictures. I then used the 0.8mm nozzle diameter as reference to measure the rest of them. All were spot on except the 0.2mm one which varied in diameter between 0.16 and 0.20mm, but given that this is almost surely going to be unused by me, Im not sure I care. The insides dont have burrs but they are not super smooth either: you can see the grinding pattern in the attached picture. Worth a buy? Yes, especially given that a single 0.4mm E3D nozzle sells for $25 on this site (dont know why!).