🔧 CCTREE Makerbot Extruder: Different Sizes 0.4mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm Review

Ever since I installed these nozzles, I've been having issues with leaks. I've come to the conclusion that they don't fit perfectly and that's why the filament bleeds through the threads of the tightened nozzle onto the impression. I've made several successful prints with these nozzles, but sometimes a drop falls on the print and causes an error. So, despite their cheapness, they work in most cases. But if you're looking for something that works almost 100% of the time, I might have to…

So far they work fine. The 0.2mm nozzle delivers excellent detail on small models. It fits just like the original and after checking my bed it was already flat so didn't change size at all. They come in labeled packaging but it would be nice if they were engraved on the outside with 0.4mm, 0.2mm etc. I'm not deducting a point for that, just a recommendation to the manufacturer. This is easy enough to see with the naked eye. Can't wait to try the big baits. I'm not sure if my standard hotend…

I got them because I wanted to try printing with larger bore nozzles and BIBO told me MK8 type nozzles would work. Although these nozzles are physically smaller than the 0.4mm nozzles I had on my BIBO, they are good for a hot end. I currently use 0.8mm nozzles to print large, rough prints where I didn't want to run BIBO for more than a day with its standard 0.4mm nozzles. Later I might try 0.6mm nozzles or change a nozzle back to 0.4mm and have one nozzle for finer detail and a larger ID nozzle