Enhanced Print Performance with WINSINN Removable Thermistor for Creality Printers Review

parts. The problem with the parts is that the wires from the MoBo to the hot end aren't long enough and the connectors to connect the wires to the MoBo won't work without special tools. I ended up using the original. Wires and soldered the connector from MoBo's original wires to connect the sensor. When I finished everything worked perfectly and I can replace it with a fast connection. It's just not an easy setup. Either the wires need to be longer or a crimping tool is needed. Nothing for…

They work and are well built. Unfortunately they don't match any of the standard high end Marlin tables. If you use them at 200 degrees they will probably work for you using the standard NTC100K charts, but the temperatures vary by about 5-10 degrees and they will vary further and further as you go up. This is fine if you enter per-thread settings. The actual temperature doesn't matter as long as you just experiment and find the right setting. However, if you rely on vendor recommendations or…

Although sold as 3D printer components, they may not match printer firmware thermistor profiles with enough accuracy to be useful. In my case I got the actually measured temperature around 150 degrees. C when the printer thought it was 210. Even simple filaments like PLA are difficult to print if they are barely softened and not melted. If you're using a firmware that understands Steinhart-Hart values (e.g. Klipper), here are the parameters I need to work with - this should help you get the job