MicroSwiss Micro Swiss All-metal Hotend Kit for FlashForge Finder / Inventor2 / Guider- 1.75mm x 0.40mm

Upgrade your FlashForge Finder, Inventor 2 & Guider printer with this all metal hotend kit! Print with high-temp materials and eliminate HotEnd meltdown failures that are common with PTFE designs. Even though it has a PTFE liner inside the hotend the liner is never subjected to high temperatures so there is no risk of damaging the liner through overheating. All without the frustration of printing custom hotend mounts or modifying firmware.

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Product No. M-ZSG-HHJ5

Compatible with the following printers:

  • FlashForge Finder 
  • FlashForge Inventor 2
  • FlashForge Guider 2 (Older version, without metal plate over the heater block)
  • FlashForge Guider 2S
  • Dremel 3D40 Idea Builder

What's in the Box:

  • 1 Plated Brass Wear Resistant Nozzle
  • 1 Thermal Tube
  • 2 Jam Nuts (To aid in removing old hotend)

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Hi, I'm seriously about to drop the hammer on your M3-ID, but two things bother me, that I can obtain in other printers: 1. The M3-ID apparently does not a filament run-out sensor - is there a filament sensor you would recommend for your M3-ID? (I afraid to try to install my own filament sensor, given what I've read about making an aftermarket filament sensor actually work.) 2. Need a heated, filtered (HEPA plus charcoal) enclosure - do you have a recommendation? The 3DUPfitters is attractive (?) Thank you! - Bob R

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Do you have flex plates for the MakerGear M3?

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Are the extruders designed to print flexible materials like Ninjaflex/ TPU ? Can you provide test prints ?

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is this the most updated version of this model by makergear

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So what makes this worth $300 more than the BCN3D Sigma?

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Do you sell hardened nozzles for this printer?

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Should we want to construct an enclosure, what is the overall size of the machine and what sort of clearances should we add to each dimension to make for a safe enclosure? Would the Ikea Lack enclosure design for Prusa style machines work?

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What is the max plausible print speed for this?

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I've heard the makergear M3-ID Rev 1 comes with an enclosure. True?

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