does it have to be heated up?

It doesn't work, supports still generate in blocked zone

Righty tighty lefty loosey

Are all thingiverse designs for free

Thanks mate this is what I needed to know fantastic

thanks for not drawing this out to a ten minute ad friendly video

Do you need to raise the temperature to replace it?

thank you tech man

Can you link this temp tower for ease of tuning, please?

Just done this, this morning. Loads better. I couldn’t find scripts on cura as I’m on the latest version as of 6/4/24 so I had to type scrips on the search bar then drag file from desktop. Works perfectly thanks Gareth.

tried it and it was almost perfect, thanks!!

It's impossible to get the screw in the weel

super helpful to me, thank you sir!

great video, concise and helpful. Thanks!

Because of this, I have 2nd degree burns on my finger, thx bro

Brilliant basic and to the point.

Just did it without unscrewing the casing and fan.

I would love that file, appreciate the tutorial!

please send the files sir

Provided it can autohome , provided the board isnt faulty provided you can get a replacement loom.....

How long did it take you to print the filament roller?

Awesome! Where can I get the stl files?

“Anti-clockwise” 😂 What happens if it’s cold and you do it? Also what if you twist on the heating block when trying to undo the nozzle? Please help. Thanks!! 😊

very good thank you

I like the among us matryoshka

Thank you for making this wuper useful video. No useless talk. Everything clearto see you got a new subscriber in me

okay so my Got separated inside of the tube right where it's feeds it so can't pull out filament because it's in the tube and I obviously can't get my fingers in there

Thanks man quick and to the point, earned a like!

Thanks Mate!

so sorry to hear about your passing, sometimes I watch these videos back.

Is there a link or web address ? Can not find

Short, simple and helpful. Really good tutorial, thanks

How to get a copy of the files ?

Is that for a direct drive?

You say turn it counter clockwise but in the video you turn it clockwise

*DISCLAIMER:* *THIS VIDEO IS SUS* (Thank you for this video!)

Hey what’s your email ?

Cutting the filament in an angle was what I was missing. Thank you very much. I struggled like an imbecile for way too long without that tip.

Excellent walk through! I downloaded this while it was still on thingiverse amd I'm just coming back to it now.

Tip: Check in the Prepare screen where you want to place the blockers ... in the Preview everything is transparent and it's very hard to tell ... I kept running into this myself lol, wondering why there wasn't an easier way. Saves me 4h in print time for supports i don't need, thanks.

amogus

And for Prusa Slicer?

First rule: Make sure dry filament!!!!!

Thank you for the video!!!

What about cleaning out plastic residue for the new nozzle to fit flush?

Im so confused i dont even have the same icons and i cant find any recent videos that have the same icons. Im on Cura 5.4.0

my nozzle ended up snapping at the thread

Does this process work with any nozzle? I have a stainless steel nozzle I got as a gift, and would this process work for that one as well?

Thank you kindly! This guided me through precisely. And I now have a massive new upgrade! 💪

you have gained yourself a subscriber sir