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Link to nozzles I use on my FFCP. They work great. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wear-Resistant-FlashForge-Wanhao-CTC-3D-printer-MK10-Nozzle-0-4mm-M7x1-threaded-/112030015048?hash=item1a15825e48:g:PmQAAOSwM4xXadvS
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All stock machines as far as I know do not come with “all metal extruder”. That is an upgrade. I do recommend to replace your stock nozzles with the new “wear resistant nozzles”. The nozzles are made of stainless steel, threaded externally M7x1 to be compatible with latest MK10 extruder which is com…
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To my knowledge the extruder of the Flashforge Dreamer can be set to 255 degrees celcius maximum. You can set it in the Flashforge software wich is supplied with the printer.
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HI, As ClickNPrint3D said, the dreamer does not have an all metal hot end without upgrades. Due to the way it is designed and the fact it utilises a teflon tube to guide filament into the nozzle I wouldn’t heat it past 250C for extended periods of time as it can damage the teflon and cause blockage…
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Hi, A standard dreamer does not come with an all metal hotend. you can upgrade to one but you would still be capped to probably 280 or so degrees C. You would have to do some serious mods to get it to go that high. Can you supply the link to your proposed carbon fiber filament? There are a few C…
