They show an M2 but no mechanism on how they make it work
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Just print a jig and use it as a guide to superglue it. According to the internet, the melting point of set superglue is 187°C, lower than any print temperature. If you are lucky, it will flow right through the nozzle. If not, then it will be the perfect nozzle obstruction. I would try it now except I am not at home and don't know where my extra nozzles are.jsc wrote:I'm still interested in getting an easy filament splicer to do that sort of thing manually
Haha this is the best part. Is Rob selling parts on the side?rpollack wrote:That piece of tape on the extruder that says RW...those are Rob's initials. That is an internal QC tag from a batch test and should have been removed prior to shipping!