Micro Swiss Bowden Dual Gear Extruder

Installation was easy. The E-Steps GCODE file got me started, but like others had to configure for slightly more E-stops per 100mm of filament fed.
The quality of the components looks great and the kit was complete with no need to look in my bits boxes looking for screws.
The filament path is more visible, easier to load, and easier to clean up than the stock extruder on the CR-6SE.

When I got my order it was missing the wire that is post come with it sent replacement put everything together and even did the E-step download still does not work right getting a lot of clicking noise from my extruder and and it's even after adjusting the knob and everything and checking my files the cura to make sure it was right Still did not work right

I purchased a CR-10 V3 and absolutely hated the stock direct drive extruder. It is annoyingly loud, jams and finally broke. I have other printers that can print TPU, so I decided to go with this Bowden setup. It was very easy to install, and the directions were good. I removed the Titan mechanism and screwed a PC4-M10 into the stock hot end and seated the Bowden tube all the way down. After that I adjusted the E-steps and it was good to go. Problem solved and it's a much more dependable setup.

Fitted this to me Ender 5 and have had to bypass the filament run out as it does not line up with the filament path of the dual gear extruder. I n ed to look at making an adapter.

Following the instructions and printing the provided mount, it was so EASY and so ACCURATE! I got 3 consecutive perfect e-step calibrations after the setup. I am so glad I spent the extra $ for this high quality, precision built part.
A bonus bit of advice, consider making this before swapping out. https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/65025-butterfly-nut-m6

I stretched the Z dimension to 12mm in the slicer and it perfectly fit the compression nut:
The center hole needed enlargement <8mm if adding to the nut after the fact. No enlargement is needed if you add the wingnut to the compression nut prior to initial assembly of the compression ring on the bowden tube. I printed in PETG, 50% infill.