BIQU Extruder Pulley 36Teeth Bore 5mm Stainless Steel Drive Gear for 1.75mm & 3mm 3D Printer Filament (Pack of 5pcs)
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Nick W
Greater than one weekThese have worked well over the past prints! The teeth come to a more defined point so they grab the filament better and wont slip. Wont wear out like the cheap brass ones.
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Kilroy07
> 3 daySeem solid and work great in my mk8 extruder.
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Papa
> 3 dayGood choice. Same size as the original on my extruder so I didnt have to mess with resetting the e-steps. Well built and like the 2 set screws to keep things locked up.
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Charles P
> 3 dayA vast improvement over my stock brass gears. If you are having extruder issues, this is well worth a try to fix the problem. Used on a stock Ender 3 extruder, and I had no need to change e-steps (checked before and after, same result). YMMV, but this fixed my under extrusion.
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BG
> 3 dayA little bigger than stated 5mm inside diameter.
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Frank Trapanese
> 3 dayPerfect fit to replace the worn brass part on my jgaurora A5S.
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Nicholas Champlin
> 3 daySet screw takes a metric 1.5 hex wrench which is very small, and the average person wont have. The teeth are the same diameter as the original gear on my MK10 extruder. I did not have to adjust extrusion multiplier when switching over. Teeth dulled enough within 8 hours to start causing print failures. (Filament was highly abrasive carbon fiber reinforced type). Easy to slide the gear in or out on the drive shaft for fresh teeth, but cannot recommend this for use with abrasive filaments). Should work wonderfully for everything else.
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John S
Greater than one weekWorking well so far. Ran a kilo of carbon fiber through so far without issue. Do wish they had two grub screws instead of just one.
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M.M.
> 3 daygood good in the hood
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Chris
> 3 dayOn my Creality Ender 3 the brass stock gear rounded over and Im only printing in PLA. This solved my issue. I had to turn up my flow in Cura to 103% to get good extrusion.