Review on 🖨️ Enhance Your Printing with the Upgraded Transparent Anycubic Printer Extruder by David Boone

I sincerely appreciate another reviewer who reported that these little BMG clones only need a washer on the back of the right filament extrusion mechanism to connect it to the official, genuine Bondtech BMG extruder or extruder comparable to Trianglelab's BMG v2.0 clone (but sold here in the North American market under the Go-3D Print name). Not only is it a bad A$$ extruder at a very cheap price, but the kit (came in its own case!) also came with its own metal hand wheel instead of the usual black plastic gear. So between a bespoke clear plastic kit body, a one-piece/durable clear acrylic design, an all-metal hand caster gear instead of plastic, and the very simple addition of a washer, which is on the back of the second straight gear if you're from the front look (a gear that is NOT part of the big metal gear you turn for the manual extruder/filament winder), there's no denying it. BMG clone to get if not BMG extruder to get ***! *** DISCLAIMER: No I am not a paid Haldis representative and they have not offered me any compensation and they have not even suggested/told/forced me to do this great review! I'm just a cheap scammer/person who loves great products and deals at the lowest price AND gets those products fast, which btw Revain is more than capable of! Taxes are not included. Not valid where prohibited. Welcome and don't forget the one small washer on the back of the right extruder gear. A gear that is part of the tensioner arm, the tension of which can be adjusted by tightening or loosening the red-tipped adjustment knob. Yes, that one over there has a washing machine behind it and THAT makes this extruder damn bad. If you DO NOT remove this washer, the gears will not align and move, resulting in horrific filament breakage! So now you know how to convert that $15 Haldis BMG Extruder clone into an $80-$100 Bondtech extruder. Good luck and happy printing!