All Metal Hotend Kit for Creality CR-6 SE / CR-6 MAX / CR-10 Smart

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I've been printing with the MicroSwiss hot end on my CR-6 for well over a year and it has been a workhorse for many types of filaments. I do, however, as the question: why did they not use a standard Bowden connector as they did with the other model printers?

All Metal Hotend Kit for Creality CR-6 SE / CR-6 MAX / CR-10 Smart

I've purchased your all metal hotends for our Creality CR-6 printers. And, have been impressed with the quality product you've designed and manufactured. Well done!

First, I should say I also have the Micro Swiss extruder on this CR6 SE, which actually makes the problem I had WORSE. So the stock extruder and the stock hotend both use push-in connectors that allow the PTFE tube to rotate, which is a requirement because the goes right to left across the bed when the printer prints. Creality thought things out. Unfortunately, Micro Swiss didn't. The use a brass compression washer to hold the PTFE tube like is used to connect plumbing pipes. Works great for plumbing because it doesn't constantly move left to right like a 3D printer. On a 3D printer, with a PTFE tube that can't rotate it either destroys the PTFE tube over time, or in most times, the PTFE tube just pops out of the hotend from all the twisting. And, SURPRISE, PTFE tubes are actually slippery. Sham on Micro Swiss for not designing this better, especially at the price it is.