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here is the nozzle style it uses here you can find it elsewhere as well. you can use 0.4mm or you can test out other sizes. the Olson ruby is a fantastic nozzle and as you upgrade hot ends you can do carbon fiber. I personally use nozzles from prusa directly, and have had great success and printing...

Simple question

What Printer nozzles does this printer use? And whats the best way to remove them from the printer?

Thank you

regards
Ebam

William wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 28, 2018 9:48 am

1.Marlin 1.1.8 for A10 exist some problem,need to fix it at first.
2.We have got the feedback of these. When we finished it,we will release it.
We won't release it if we didn't test finished it.

any news on this????

thank you for your reply....BUT has been weeks since issue was fixed weeks ago....please review the earlier messages to see solution....

Moved to Repeiter host software and is MILES better than easy print... and is based on cura...

ABS is a non-starter on any open frame printer unless it's very small parts or you use gigantic rafts. More trouble than it's worth. But the A10 prints PLA perfectly. I've used Hatchbox, eSun, Proto-pasta, Solutech, Amazon basics, and Inland PLA and they all print well on various A10s. The only bra...

1.For PLA/ABS/TPU You can use the standard nozzle.For TPU,you need to check the spring of the feeder then adjust it. 2.For metal and wood I think you need to use the nozzle>0.4mm,don't use the brass nozzle for the metal filament. :D not had to change anything to get the TPU to work... Only thing we...

ABS is a non-starter on any open frame printer unless it's very small parts or you use gigantic rafts. More trouble than it's worth. But the A10 prints PLA perfectly. I've used Hatchbox, eSun, Proto-pasta, Solutech, Amazon basics, and Inland PLA and they all print well on various A10s. The only bra...

1.For PLA/ABS/TPU You can use the standard nozzle.For TPU,you need to check the spring of the feeder then adjust it. 2.For metal and wood I think you need to use the nozzle>0.4mm,don't use the brass nozzle for the metal filament. :D not had to change anything to get the TPU to work... Only thing we...

William wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 30, 2018 11:07 am

1.For PLA/ABS/TPU
You can use the standard nozzle.For TPU,you need to check the spring of the feeder then adjust it.
2.For metal and wood
I think you need to use the nozzle>0.4mm,don't use the brass nozzle for the metal filament.

so you use the same nozzle that comes with the a10 lol

Only attempted to use pla wasted 4 spools of it never got a decent print now it don't even turn on waiting on parts from geeetech. there replacing my 4 wasted spools of filament, mainboard, hot-end, power supply and what ever else i need to get this thing to work. if they cant get it sorted by the ...