Install the Micro Swiss All Metal Hot End on your Ender-3 V2 3D Printer

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Hello, 3D Printing friends! Today we'll see how to install the Micro Swiss All Metal Hot End on your Ender 3 V2 3D Printer! I bought this on Amazon so I could print at higher temperatures on my Ender 3V2. Temperatures that would ruin the PTFE liner on the stock hot end. But now, I can print at temperatures up to 260˚C!
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@MementoMoriVeritas Год назад

In the two years since you posted this, nobody else, before or since, has posted a better explanation video for this. All of your Ender3 V-2 videos are top quality. Thank you, sir!

@iocyber Год назад

For fral

@TheDgdimick 3 года назад

"At about 240C some PETG will start to deform" - Brian, this is the BEST advice I've heard so far on why to switch to an All Metal Hot End.

@TriconPOE 3 года назад

I guess it's a typo but it's PTFE, not PETG. PETG usually fully melts at 240c

@wittworks 2 года назад

Once again. Nailed it. You are the Ender 3 expert on RU-vid. Go Spurs!

@BriansAquariums 3 года назад

Thank you for this video. Helped me install a new hot end on my ender3v2. Next up is installing the Aliminum extruder, then the BLTouch. Going to watch your other two videos now. Thank you and please keep making these videos for us beginners!! They really help out so much and are the best and thorough out there!

@JanB12Bikes 3 года назад

Love your dorkiness and 80s TV-Presenter-Style! 👍

@WhamBamSystems 3 года назад

As always, super clear instructions! I am currently running my microswiss with a 0.8 and it’s doing great!

@AdrianGonzalez-un6di 3 года назад

Thanks man, you saved my life. I was starting to print in ASA and the recomenadtion was this upgrade and now with your tutorial i'm 100% sure how to do that change, thanks from México.

@timjerome8942 3 года назад

Thank you.I just installed one but was concerned that the bowden tube doesnt go in very far. You mention this and alleviated my worry. Much appreciated!

@liammargetts 3 года назад

Damn, recently ordered a ender 3 V2 and I do want to upgrade some of the components, fortunately you seem to have got all the videos i need for the upgrades. Love this channel

@CraftyEnelrad 2 года назад

Thank you! I have successfully replaced my hot end on my Elegoo Neptune 2S with the Micro Swiss. It took me longer to think about it than to actually just do it. Your video made it so easy. Thank you!

@dogastus 3 года назад

Very thorough description of the process, thank you!

@Slamminbassplayer 3 года назад

That green color is amazing. Thanks for the vid!

@euanrundle3091 3 года назад

I've been watching your videos for about a year now and you just seem like an all round really nice guy, and you put so much effort into your videos, even more than some of the larger channels, I admire that! Keep it up. Euan

@indigo0086 2 года назад

I’m sure that changes when he accidentally touches the heating block

@Agamemnon2 3 года назад

I like that filament spool holder, it's both low and doesn't make the printer excessively wide.

@henricoderre 2 года назад

Hi Bryan. Thank you for making it clear that the hot end and nozzle should be replaced if you're working with filaments that require higher melting temperatures. Some vloggers make it sound like a must, and it's not if you're printing with lower temperatures like those needed to melt PLA.

@philipjernas8112 3 года назад

The Bob Ross of 3D printers ❤️

@avejst 3 года назад

I love the Micro Swiss hotend. I like the E3D V6 even better Thanks for sharing your process to all. Thanks for sharing :-)

@agreycoast 3 года назад

Just placed my order! Cant wait for it to arrive!

@somashaman2689 3 года назад

Bro your gonna love it.. Just make sure it's put together tight, like tighten when its hot so you get no leakage! I just printed a carbon fiber wrench 🛠 😎

@allenjackson8615 Год назад

Your videos are fantastic, thank you so much!

@der_rechtsamwald 2 года назад

Thank you very much, that helped me like nothing else! ♥

@supercarowners 2 года назад

Easy to follow instructions. Nice video mate!

@JohnSmith-nc4rv 3 года назад

Thank you! Just upgraded my Ender using this vid. Works perfect!

@danielmills7972 2 года назад

Nearly a year after this has been made: just used this to guide my installation. Thank you!

@brentglassford4697 3 года назад

Followed this guide and worked great. Just to note, I had to reduce my retraction to 4mm and increase my printing temp +5 degrees C to resolve an issue where my all metal hot end nozzle was becoming blocked when trying to print PLA on my normal settings. Might save someone a headache!

@L39T 2 года назад

fanks

@jimmyrepine8952 2 года назад

A year later, was the upgrade to an all metal hot end worth it?

@spikekent 3 года назад

I have the MicroSwiss on the Borg with the 0.8mm hardened nozzle and it prints great. It's fed by the Bondtech BMG extruder, great team.

@greengate3d 3 года назад

NICE! Thank you for the shout out and, of course, your business!!! You're also the first guy to use that bottle opener properly. Using your thumb to push up, was EXACTLY how its intended to be used. What infill did you use? We run them at 100... gives it a nice heft and when we give them out at trade shows (sometime in 2021 we hope), we think they'll be well received.

@jakewallace5591 2 года назад

Love seeing Wera tools! Very nice

@adithyayuri 3 года назад

Thanks for the video. Quality content.

@tonyriek4997 3 года назад

Another great video Bryan. I love my microswiss complete extruder kit for the 3 Pro. It is amazing and prints great...

@BV3D 3 года назад

I may pick up one of those direct drive kits. I like that there's an upgrade path if you already have the hot end. And if you don't, you can get the complete kit. 👍

@beefsoda1 2 года назад

Great video! Subscribed!

@ZillionPrey 3 года назад

Randomly looked on your shirt, and instantly loved it :D Great video!

@dspringer3792 2 года назад

Exceptional instructional video!

@W4TRI 3 года назад

Best thing for any Ender printer. Thanks! Love mine!

@BV3D 3 года назад

I've been very happy with the Micro Swiss products, too! 🙂

@tegaidayt 2 года назад

You are the Rick Baylis of 3d printing! Thank you!

@jreich444 3 года назад

Love your videos! Thanks!

@BWTECH0521 2 года назад

you saved the day again Bryan, thank you so much!

@donoho93 Год назад

Great videos bryan.im new to the space and your videos are very easy to follow along with

@fredriffle4147 2 года назад

Your vid had me rolling I think I’ll have to watch it again I was laughing to hard . Awesome ty for the info

@HKHasty 3 года назад

thank you! Saved me a ton of time and pain :)

@jamesdean6451 3 года назад

Thanks Bryan, another great video

@BV3D 3 года назад

Thank you, James! 😀

@50deserteagle 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@sonub5401 3 года назад

Looking at getting this printer as my first printer. Love the upgrade. Would love to see an upgrade video of the fan you would use instead of the stock fan. Is the spool an upgrade or did you just put it in a different place? Thanks for your help and love the videos.

@frankdearr2772 9 месяцев назад

Great, thanks 👍

@iocyber Год назад

Commenting again because this was gods work thank you

@colinfielder6695 3 года назад

Hi Bryan I have a Micro Swiss All metal Hot End on my Ender 3 and use a Micro Swiss A2 plated Wear Resistant Nozzle which i fully recommend especially when printing with Glow in the Dark Filament!

@iocyber Год назад

Bro this tutorial is amazing

@HighVoltageKits 3 года назад

Interesting comments on the temperatures.and fumes I run a prusa mini and an i3 and the standard temperatures for petg is 250C. Both printers handle polycarbonate and carbon infused with ease. One is a bowden tube and the other direct drive but I am pretty sure the i3 is ptfe lined. No warnings from prusa about fumes from the tubing at high temps lol. Thanks for the video. Have one of these on the way for the ender extender project!

@legendarycustomleathers8387 3 года назад

Luv ur vids...huge help

@eds1942 2 года назад

“Don’t over tighten the screw, the idea is to keep the (thermistor) wires in place without crushing them.” You Sir are a life saver. And I’m a fool. I couldn’t figure out why the printer would not boot up. Or alternately, reset in the middle of heating up. You only need it hold the thing in place, not pressure weld it into the block.

@SarahKateLAwless12 Год назад

Thanks so much

@williamr.holmes2037 3 года назад

Would love to see you upgrade the ender v2 with the micro swiss direct drive extruder. In any case I think this is the first youtube comment I've ever made. That's just how much I appreciated this video. The technical instruction combined with very helpful camera angles makes for a 10/10 video.

@BV3D 3 года назад

Hi William! I've been thinking of doing that. I'll need to either find or design something to adapt the V2's fan shroud to fit the mounting holes for the old-style fan shroud, since the hole patterns are different. So far the only thing I've seen is a little mount that kind of holds one of the fans in place, and then you glue the second fan onto the first one. That's very utilitarian, and seems kind of fragile. So maybe early 2021? Also, thanks for your comment! 👍

@williamr.holmes2037 3 года назад

@@BV3D Looking forward to it! Popular printer and upgrade. Just set mine up and currently tooling through some under-extrusion problems. And I used the thingverse print of the ender 3 pro shroud for mine, albeit I do plan on finding something better eventually.

@angelg796 3 года назад

When will you make video on installing micro swiss extruder and hotend on the ender 3 v2? I need it please.

@BenS1002 3 года назад

Great video. Ever thought about trying out an E3D V6 on the Ender 3?

@ZebraandDonkey 3 года назад

Nice video. Might suggest using the cool down feature that allows the fan to cool the hotend. Helps keep the filament from cramming and jamming. Otherwise great work as usual sir.

@turkeysammich1059 Год назад

Thank you!!!

@saltysteel3996 3 года назад

I've been printing CF nylon with the stock hot end. Using a hardened steel nozzle and Capricorn bowden tubing. I'm printing it at 250 C. Capricorn can be used at 260 C indefinitely.

@didactics 3 года назад

One time I want you to slip up and say... “I’m Casey Kasem”

@BV3D 3 года назад

"Keep reaching for the stars, but keep your feet on the ground. Or you'll float off into space and die a horrible, painful death."

@d.b.cooper8878 3 года назад

Thanks for the discount code, helped me make my decision that much easier! 😂 Great videos as well, super informative for a noob like me!

@BV3D 3 года назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@jswallet 3 года назад

Great as usual! Is there any type of PID or other tuning that needs to be done after changing hot ends?

@3dprintingcave778 3 года назад

great video i subscribed

@MrGarkin 3 года назад

Bi-metal heatbreak from Trianglelab + Arctc MX-4 on cold end could be a reasonably better choice.

@davey3765 3 года назад

Put this on my CR-10S (heavily modded) and never looked back, its a Ferrari of a hot end and can let you print anything your heater let you. I'm killing it with nylon & PC granted I have a 750 watt AC heated bed. Love it, love it, love it.

@JeffJohnson-photos 2 года назад

Thanks!

@BV3D 2 года назад

You are super welcome! Thanks so much! 👍

@twotonez1141 3 года назад

Great video. I'm interested in the side mounted spool holder. Do you have a video or something about that mod?

@philipmajor5425 2 года назад

Hi Bryan, loving the stuff you put on. Helped me loads. Question, on your Ender 3V2 you have a different assembly for the spool holder pointing forward. Its great, where can I get the .STL files to print it.

@dragoshiuk 3 года назад

Hi Bryan! Love the video. Extemely clear, very informative, and very easy to follow. Definitely subscribed!

@jonathonroberts8714 3 года назад

Going to need a link for that shirt!

@j9999i Год назад

Hello Bryan, thank you very much for all you are doing. You are a big reason I bought my Ender 3 V2. Since it has been almost 2 years since you published this video, is this still the best all around All Metal Hot End for the V2?

@justbenny84 3 года назад

Is there a video about your way to attach the filament spool to the printer? I like it very much!

@dansmith9406 3 года назад

Hi Brian. Great video as always! I'm going to do this upgrade to my v2 but I'm wondering, would you recommend a direct drive all metal hot end or just the hot end? Thanks

@m0neez 3 года назад

Could you share STL for PTFE tube cutter?

@phucky0o 3 года назад

Can you please do a tutorial on how to change the mainboard and PSU fans on the Ev2 as they are the loudest. THANKS!

@nomadautodidact 3 года назад

Hero Me Gen 5 after that!!!

@hansstraat1978 3 года назад

Did this with a Swiss DD drive also on a CR-20 (ender 3 compatible). Works awesome. Also for tips where to buy stuf, please include Europe :) also (am from the netherlands

@ronm6585 3 года назад

Thanks.

@fezz88 3 года назад

Super video! I applauded for $2.00 👏

@BV3D 2 года назад

Hi Greg! I realize this is nearly a year late, but THANK YOU very much! RU-vid rolled out this Applaud feature (now called Super Thanks) but, until very recently, didn't give creators an easy way to find them. Now they have, and I wanted to say I am grateful for your support!

@robertwillemsen368 2 года назад

Hi Brian, thank you. Do you have a link to the spool holder you are using here? Looks perfect to me

@gregr5 3 года назад

I have one of these and generally love it with one exception. Micro Swiss refuses to add an M3/M4 threaded hole for a thermistor cartridge. If you want to print above 260, it's a no-go. The glass bead ntc thermistors have ptfe insulation on the conductors. If you want a to go hotter, you need a cartridge thermistor and micro swiss refuses to add a port for one. I am looking for a clone heater block with the port for a cannister. VERY annoying for such an expensive hot end.

@Cbx1963 3 года назад

After watching your Ender 3 V2 guides my printer is up and running with a few mods so many thanks for helpful videos (new hot end next on my list) , i'm curious as how you have the filament holder and the bottom left in this video ,seems like a perfect spot to as i don't like it at the top (seems Clunky) could you tell me how you've done it please.

@bignig2278 2 года назад

Do you recommend upgrading to an aluminum extruder feeder? if so do you have a video on re-calibrating the E steps?

@ChefDansHookah 2 года назад

Good morning, Mr. B. I just started watching your channel, would you have a video on replacing the hotend of a Sunlu S8 with the same part? Thank you kindly, I hope all is well.

@delscoville 2 года назад

I installed a Gulf Robotics hot end on mine, it's identical but costs about half the price.

@AndrewAHayes 3 года назад

Bryan do you know of any conversion kits for the Ender or CR printers to allow the fitting of a volcano or V6 hotend?

@rickmccaskill7888 3 года назад

Should you upgrade the Bowen tube to a Capricorn tube? Thanks for sharing.

@paulcumber4732 3 года назад

how you been bv3d i should be getting my cnc mill soon

@danielknight1162 Год назад

I cant remember the video you talked about changing the max temp on an ender 3 max

@dalewhitmore143 3 года назад

What about firmware if the hot end is replaced? What do we do here for temperature calibration? What is the max temp of the stock heater? Also how do we adjust retraction setting? This is not covered and I feel it's an important step that's left out of this video and needs to be acknowledge when following this upgrade. Can you do a follow up video because I haven't seen one yet.

@timd9430 3 года назад

Great video as usual! What would be nice is a video explaining how to modify the firmware to increase the nozzle tempature limit for printing high temp filaments such as Nylon etc beyond stock 260c.

@19134ANDY 2 года назад

I would like to know that also

@bryanharness1122 2 года назад

Me 3

@javieruriel 2 года назад

Hey why don’t you make the cups more bigger the one you selling is to small for me I really enjoy drinking coffee. Great video by the way thumbs up!!

@skipdaniels5875 3 года назад

Do you know life of the nozzle before you have to replace? Thanks

@passtheboxfox5374 Год назад

Just wanna say, nice shirt!

@solidusseal 3 года назад

Sooooo .. all nice and dandy stuff in this video ... But my 5 yo daughter just wants to know where you can buy that T-shirt !

@andrewdowney760 3 года назад

No support screws for the heater block. Double edged sword I guess. Less heat travel but easier to damage hotend when tightening nizzle

@colly05 3 года назад

Brian could you tell me where I can find the stl files for the front loading spools please

@coookietm 3 года назад

just swapped my micro swiss for an e3d volcano because the microswiss eventually gives into repetitive heat creep despite hot tightens and thermal paste be ware

@mikelaurie3850 3 года назад

You should also mention the need to drastically reduce rettacts and also change the way to do filament chsnges. Basically you should NEVER retract filament more than 1mm or so else you get clogs in the heat break

@dugy40 2 года назад

1mm? Bull. 4 minimum. Usual 5-6

@Patrick-857 Год назад

@@dugy40 I'm running mine at 0.9 with no issues.

@stelonous 3 года назад

Question, aren't you supposed to back off one of the items and then tighten it when heated? I thought it was the nozzle. Go to till tight, back off like a full turn, heat, and then tighten.

@Yakena1 3 года назад

Great! I have it on order with the discount! Can you recommend a starting point for retraction with the Micro Swiss?

@Yakena1 3 года назад

Just installed it yesterday. Needs a little bit tuning for retraction, and parts cooler fan adjustment as it blows too much towards the heat block which causes excessive stringing. I printed a new duct with lower flow to parts that fits on the stock fan (no fan used when printing it out), and this fixed all the excessive stringing.

@BoobsweatLeadsToPearlNecklaces 3 года назад

Hello, new to the channel, new to the 3D printing world and I have a question. I just ordered the Ender 3 V2. This will be my first 3D printer. I also ordered a couple of spools of PLA to learn with, however, my goal is to eventually use reinforced Nylon, and I know that requires an all metal hot end due to the higher temps that are required. As I know that my end goal will be to add on this hot end, would you recommend purchasing it now and installing it during initial setup, or learning with the stock hot end first?

@WhamBamSystems 3 года назад

Dont you wish someone would make a heater cartridge with a 90 degree bend after the cartridge so one is not stressing the wire connections?

@prince3121 3 года назад

Thanx for the install video. Very clear and easy to understand. I will be able to apply this to my future hotend upgrade. Quick question? - I know the Micro Swiss products are good, but is this the best hotend to install, if you are on a budget or should I look at saving a bit more and install the Slicer Mosquito / Copperhead? I'm planning on printing ABS, which I have been struggling with because of the higher temperatures. Currently trying PETG which I have printed, but I need the layers to stick better. Any advice would be welcome.

@greengate3d 3 года назад

Dry your PETG filament prior to use. Use a dehydrator, not a conventional oven, please. Spots in your oven could give false temp readings and you might melt the filament or the spool. A convection oven could do the trick, but if you're printing ANY hygroscopic materials, invest the $40 in a good dehydrator.