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Did the OP ever find out what fits?
I'm still thinking of trying an MK10 with the M7 thread but don't want to waste money if someone else knows the answer but isn't telling.
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I might have to look at this as I'm still having all kinds of inconsistent extrusion issues. One minute I'm over, then I'm under. Messing with the flow rate and e-steps just makes it worse. I'm thinking maybe it's just not gripping the filament properly. Seems to be worse at higher speeds or lower t...

I think there is confusion with the labelling of the nozzles. The M7 thread size seems to be an MK10 nozzle. An M6 thread is an MK8. It's not a great system that has been chosen and I'm still not 100% sure, which is why I'm holding off spending £12 on a pack of MK10 nozzles until someone can tell me...

Thanks Guys.
So the A10M has a 1mm larger thread? So all I have to do is find a M7 nozzle?

Would like to know myself. It isn't what fits an Ender 3. I tried. Seems Geetech only want you to buy their nozzles and 0.4mm is the only size they do.

Yep, happened to me to, while I was in the tune settings I went back to main info and it said "resume print" while it was still printing. After about 10 seconds it stopped. So I hit the button and it continued. After a few layers it got stuck in a cycle and wouldn't finish printing, just ironing ove...

Having the same issue with the A10M Extruders work fine when you turn the thumb wheel. They grip solid against the filament, making dents in it. When using the extruder motor from the menu to check the e steps, it seems to only extrude 77% of the filament you ask it to. Can't tell if it's slipping a...

Thanks for sharing.

I have bought this machine and just found that the nozzle size is not standard and only comes in 0.4mm for this hot end. Just wondering if anyone knows if a Crealty nozzle will work? I'm looking to use larger nozzles than 0.4mm and would hate to think that this printer is limited to 0.4mm.
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