Micro Swiss Plated Hardened Nozzle Review

I bought these when I decided to print something with glow in the dark filament but I didn't have any real improvement in print quality expected. a completely different league than normal brass nozzles. No blockages (knock on wood) and deal with anything you can throw at them. I increased the printing temperature a bit, but I'm not sure if that's really necessary in my case.

Mk8 injector bar installed. It's been a few months since I started using this atomizer. The coating is lame and the photos don't convey it. I literally had to do no settings to get this attachment working. I have over 1000 hours on the A2 die. I assume that this will be significantly exceeded. PLA and ABS flow great. If you have a Mk8 workhorse like me, it only adds to the stability and reliability. Yes, it's worth the money. Chinese clones still don't make coated M2s. This is the norm. That's…

I bought this to replace the brass nozzle that came with the Microswiss extruder. I've been typing with a hotend for a while and started printing carbon fiber polycarbonate. This material did wear the stock brass nozzle quite a bit, so I ordered an MK8 coated M2 nozzle for its wear properties with carbon fiber and because it was advertised as having "superior non-stick properties". Well, those qualities didn't exist. I couldn't get anything to not stick to the nozzle no matter how low I started