Microswiss MK8 Plated A2 Tool Steel Wear Resistant Nozzle (MakerBot, CraftBot, Creality, CR10, Ender 3, Ender 5, Tevo Tornado) .4mm

no issues with this nozzle.

Works great 👍

This nozzle replaced a standard brass nozzle on a CR-10S. I put it through the paces with several wood filament prints as well as PLA, ABS and HIPS and have so far not noticed any deterioration. I already ran my nozzle 10 - 20 degrees hotter than most recommended filament temperatures and did not need to make any adjustments to my print temperatures with this nozzle.

It seems to clean up easier than the OEM brass nozzle. Smooth printing and good print quality. Expensive, but it does improve things. I'm sure others work just as well, but this is a good choice.

I initially hated this thing. Couldn't get a good print. I thought I should've listened to the others. However, I have overcome. My printer and settings: Ender 3 Pro bed: 70 degrees Nozzle: 200-205 Printing with a glass bed. I ended up manually leveling my bed by letting a little bit of the filament run through the tip, and then having the nozzle just BARELY press the filament into the bed. Do that for all sides, let it heat up for an extra 5 minutes, and the nozzle worked perfectly. I make sure to set time aside with this nozzle, let it do it's thing to heat up. I've had nothing but perfect or near perfect first layers. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. make sure you're using your glass bed correctly (and not like me who forgot to remove the black material on the metal bed before installing the glass, I know, I am a wiser 3D printer today.) And PLEASE give it that extra 5-10 minutes to heat up after it's reached the nozzle temperature. I went from what I thought was a waste of money to hoping these are still made in a year when I have to replace it.

I am on my second one of these nozzles. I don't think that the first one had to be replaced but I was doing some maintenance so I changed it. The first one lasted me at least 6 months with hundreds of hours of printing with no problems. They are a little pricey compared to regular brass nozzles but you're limited to what you can use with the micro Swiss hot ends. At least they last a while.

I have a couple of spools of Luminescent Blue filament and a spool and a half of Carbon Fiber. I'm told these filaments can wear out a brass nozzle in a single print so I needed something more durable. Tungsten nozzles were out of stock for a while, and the hardened steel nozzles were rated almost as tough, so I ordered and installed this on my Ender 3 Pro. I read online the process for swapping out a nozzle and gave it a go. No leaks, and prints come out fine.

I have been printing carbon PLA which chews up brass nozzles in no time. I have put several KG though this nozzle and it's still as good as new.

Sehr gut für Holz- und Carbon Filament

Ottimo ugello. La Microswiss, per chi la conosce, sa che si parla di qualità alta e ottimo prodotto. Nulla da dire, cambia proprio la qualità di stampa, in meglio.

Das die nozzle ist etwas größer als die Standard Messingdüsen, deshalb bräuchte ich anderes Werkzeug zum wechseln. Bin mir auch nicht sicher ob das 0.6 mm sind,kommt mir größer vor im Vergleich mit den 0.6er Messingdüsen. Mit dieser Düse ist es mir nicht möglich einen Druck hinzubekommen. Entweder das PLA haftet nicht oder es wird von der Düse rumgeschoben/wickelt sich um die Düse. Mehreres Bedleveling hat nichts gebracht, mit der Messingdüse klappt es wunderbar.