thank you eric for sharing your pics, I see a quadcopter sitting near your printer, what's that about? did you print the frame? I'm building one as part of my final project for my degree right now. the all metal extruder looks very nice as it's made by CNC machine. but I am wondering about the print...

thanks guys for the info, I finally got to see the V4. I am not going dual right now. I am mostly printing copter parts in ABS and my prints are usually longer than 12 hours each. I was wondering if anything was to gain for me if I replaced my v3b with a e3d v6?

here is a massive thread on it http://forum.makergear.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1606 if your having trouble with the stock filament drive breaking then go on thingiverse and print out the one from rslivers. print it in abs at 80-90% infill. you wont have an issue after that. I saw rsilver's filament...

i dont know of any members here who are using it. i have seen it, it looks very nice but have heard all kinds of mixed reviews on their stuff from people using it on other printers. the all metal filament drive looks great but i have never had an issue with the stock style drive either. if i rememb...

is anyone using an all metal Micron extruder + hotend being sold on ebay? if yes please share your thoughts and pics.

Sean

Guys,
is upgrading to this hotend worth the cost and effort? what are the advantages/disadvantages? thanks!

rpollack wrote:Additional dual v4 upgrades are available for pre-order. We not have a ship date yet so it will likely be a while.

Rick

hi Rick,
is there a video/picture of the dual v4 upgrade? is it all metal? some details would be helpful.

Sean