🚀 Enhance Your 3D Printing Experience with BCZAMD Extruder Ultimate Artillery Sidewinder Review

Not for Artillery Sidewinder X1. The hinge is machined differently than the original so it seems to fit, but since it can't fit all the way in it's all loose. The original has a second machined edge, and this edge is 5.1mm deep. This new one has only one edge and is 3mm deep. It is 2 mm thinner, so the cover plate cannot be screwed in properly. When I tried to run it some threads were misaligned and the whole mechanism came loose.

The OEM tension arm broke one day so I installed a replacement and ordered this one in aluminum which I thought would solve my problems forever. It didn't work that way. The idler bearing mounting bolt loosened and the bearing fell out of position. Somehow this caused the bottom bearing to slip as well, and then the stepper motor shaft grounded the bottom hole in the arm in a non-circular fashion. Revain replaces it, but here's a suggestion. If you buy a lever, VERY carefully, put some blue…

This all metal arm was a welcome addition to my Artillery Sidewinder X1 with Titan clone extruder. Although I've never had a plastic lever break, several people have complained that the original plastic lever often breaks. So I figured it would be best to grab one and install it as a precaution. It works just like the original, although not 100%. Update: I've made about 200 prints with it since installing it. It still works fine. Having not replaced it due to issues, I did not notice and did…