Dan Rock

Hi Bob, it is 10.15mm long.

Hi Andy, Using stronger filaments will result in the threads holding up better, we haven’t found and threads stripping thus far, and in the case that they do you could easily re print the parts. Alternatively if it’s something you are overly concerned about you can always re design the parts to include threaded inserts.

Hi Jim, Molex Microfit 3.0 43645-0200 is the part number you are looking for.

Hi Hussain, The brass ring is no longer part of the V6 heatsink, the heatsink was redesigned in order to have the geometry that holds the collet in place machined into the aluminium rather than requiring an insert in order to remove a step. For more help troubleshooting your issue I would recommend contacting support@e3d-online.com

Hi Harco, There isn’t an easy way to clean the Cyclops due to the complex melt zone, the advice is to always print with both sides loaded and not to use retraction if possible. Yes you can use a post print gcode to prevent cooking unused filament, or you could extrude some of the unused side after the print has finished using the LCD either way would help keep the filament fresh. If you do need to clean, heating up the unit to melt out plastic and using acetone or other suitable solvent would be the way to go.

Hi Plamen, Are both filament being used dry? and are they both spool works branded filaments?

Hi Patrick, It is for 4mm OD PTFE tubing.

Hi Patrick, I will have a word with the engineers regarding this but I cannot make any guarantees. emailing support@e3d-online.com with this request and we may be able to get you some additional information.

Hi JLH, That may well be a possibility but we cannot guarantee that it will work. I would always recommend speaking to the manufacturer of the printer baord directly in this regards.

Hi James. Have you tried to use other brands of ABS, it could be that there are additives in the Hatchbox Filament that is inhibiting bonding (not saying this is the case, but it may be a possibility). Another possibility could be that the ABS nozzle is set too high and is therefore not getting good layer bonding (similar to how the first layer doesn’t stick to the bed if the nozzle is too far away.)

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.

For trouble shooting support email support@e3d-online.com or use the live chat feature on our website.

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.

The STL’s are hosted on GitHub, follow the link to them. https://github.com/e3donline/ToolChanger...

Hi Clayton,

Unless you purchase a Prusa specific HotEnd then the cables will come with our standard connectors, we do not sell printer specific kits at this point in item, it is down to the user to modify their wires for their specific setups if required.