I have the added “benefit” with the old Stratasys of the print head and nozzle assembly costing around $1200 USD.
Best way to unclog this beast is first heat it up to near 300C, then feed a piece of bare, solid 14AWG copper into the extruder. Go slow, so that the copper has time to heat up. This will push most of the charred bits out of the nozzle. After removing the copper wire, I use a fine strand of steel off a thin wire rope—this needs to measure smaller than the nozzle diameter—and “floss” the nozzle. Works every time. > > I'm lucky and never once even after printing many spools of plastic had > even one clogged nozzle. Being so lucky means I have zero experience with > the problem. But I'd think it is not easy to clear it as it would be > filled with hard plastic. > _______________________________________________ Emc-users mailing list Emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users
