Dan Rock

Hi Magnus, From your description, it sounds like you need to increase the filament tension.

Hi Heather, If you are referring to the high-temperature mains-powered bed then it is a standard thermistor, the same as we supply with our HotEnds.

Hi Mark, Pre-assembled HotEnds come hot tightened. There is no need to re hot tighten.

Hi Frans, We haven't tested a Prusa MK3 modified with a Titan Aero and an MMU2, I’m afraid. The firmware changes for the Titan Aero would need to be done as per the firmware guide, the rest would be down to you I’m afraid. I’m familiar with the whole retraction process with the MMU, perhaps Prusa support would be able to give some advice on this front.

Hi Timothy, Unfortunately, the upgrade kit does not have a slot for a PINDA probe, it was designed pre MK2.

Hi Alex, As standard the heater cartridge supplied is 30W, we also have available 40W heater cartridges and if you are wanting really fast heat-up times for high-temperature printing we have a 65W heater cartridge.

Hi Gerardo, We do not have any recommended print setting for a specific nozzle on specific machines, The idea behind the volcano nozzles is to use larger layer heights in order to reduce the overall print time. The higher flow rate of the volcano block also means simply increasing the print speed will decrease the overall print time. If you are using the same layer height and same print speed you will have the same overall print time.

Hi Danny, You would need to replace the heatsink, heat break and nozzle in order to convert a 1.75mm aero to a 3mm aero. We wouldn’t recommend switching from 1.75mm to 3mm unless it’s absolutely necessary as the 1.75mm is objectively the better filament diameter.

Hi Tony, What motor are you referring to?

Hi David, The drawings for the v6 nozzles can be found here: (error) The hardness of the nozzle is RC 65.

Our guides are written under the assumption that users are already familiar with making modifications to firmware, if you are not currently familiar with the firmware flashing process then we would recommend watching some youtube videos on this process, Thomas Sanladerer is a good example of a channel to follow for this kind of information.

Check the rod spacing on your current printer, if it matches the criteria on the website description then yes, otherwise it would not be compatible.

Firmware modification is not a optional step it is mandatory, the temperature sensor type needs to be configured in the firmware and your min max temp settings need to be double checked for safety reasons. We cannot be held responsible for damage to your printer caused by not making the necessary firmware modifications. If you are reading the wrong temperature your HotEnd could be running far hotter than you set it to risking melting HotEnd mounting and could possibly result in the printer catching fire.

One of the main reasons people switch to a V6 is to take advantage of it being an all metal HotEnd, this means the PTFE only touches the top of the heat break allowing a standard V6 HotEnd to be used up to 285°C, and with modifications can be used to print up to 400°C.

The Volcano and V6 can be used in Direct Drive however the Titan Aero would be the recommended Direct Drive setup.

Hi Jim,

It is a Lee Spring LCM095D 02 M

I would recommend reference the manufacturers data sheet for more obscure stepper drivers.

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If it is not circulating make sure the pump is working correctly. If there are air bubbles you may need to clear these for correct operation.

2mm is still a high retraction length for the Cyclops ideally you should be using 0.8mm or shorter, using longer lengths will result in jamming the HotEnd.

The parts are not necessarily shown in the recommended printing orientation, you should use your best judgement when selecting printing orientation.