25pcs 3D Printer Nozzle, Brass+Stainless Steel MK8 Nozzles for Extruder Print Head Compatible with Makerbot Creality CR-10 All Metal Hotend, Ender 3 / Ender 3 V2 / Ender 3 pro, Ender 5/5 pro/Prusa

This is pretty much all you need as a nozzle replacement set. Depending how often you are using your printer and what kind of filament you are using this could last you a whole lifetime of your printer really. Situation changes when you are using Teflon or PTEG, temperatures are much higher so is nozzle lifetime shorten. With simple PLA or ABS we talking about hundreds of hours of printing before you will have to replace it.Box contains:✅ 2x 0.2mm brass nozzle✅ 15x 0.4mm brass nozzle✅ 2x 0.6mm brass nozzle✅ 2x 0.8mm brass nozzle✅ 4x 0.4mm stainless steel nozzle✅ 5x nozzle cleaning needles✅ 1x spannerQuality of them is outstanding. Looks very well made, printing with no problem whatsoever and prints are coming up very clean and precise. Fits perfectly on my Creality Ender 3 V2. Everything in small compact box with fair price, i would even say it is bargain really. Very pleased with them.

It is too soon to comment on durability but what I have used is good value for money.

This is a great pack of 3d printer nozzles, you get a lot of 0.4mm nozzles which is the standard size including some in stainless steel as well as brass which I have always found better for filament other than pla so end to swap to stainless for things like wood effect or carbon etc.You get brass sizes of 0.2mm 0.4mm, 0.6mm and 0.8mm so it gives you plenty of choices and would recommend trying each one so you know what they can do, and this helps you pick the right nozzle for the print you are doing.The screw thread is a good fit and its fairly easy to change in-between the sizes (printer dependant as well).Overall, for only £10.59 you are really getting a good bunch of spare nozzles and different sizes to experiment with.If you have found this review helpful, please hit the helpful button as this inspires me to write more.

I have 3 Ender3 v2 printers and I am printing on daily basis. After noticing that I have slight issues with print quality I have decided to replace nozzle on one of them.This set was offered in perfect time for maintenance of my printers.So, if you take into consideration that nozzle should be replaced every 2-3 months or depending on the type of material you use this is overwhelming set of nozzles. I mainly use standard .4mm nozzle and in this set, there are 15pieces of them, therefore, this could last for 2-3 years of maintenance of printer nozzle for one printer, and if we divide that by 3 that is still plenty of maintenance time covered.After replacing worn out nozzle and done couple of prints, this helped. Nozzles are shiny and I don’t see any issues with them but only benefits for my printer and quality of prints. They are perfect replacement for Ender 3 v2 and price this set is sold for it cannot be beaten.It is well worth to mention other sizes of brass nozzles included but I don’t use them anymore. Same as stainless steel, but who knows, they might be of use one day.I know that stainless steel is made for some abrasive filaments, and I bet these would work perfectly if required.

Brass nozzles are great, decent quality, nice prints from the. The stainless however are hard as the ends are shaped so you can only use the spanner supplied which doesn't fit very well and is really hard to tighten.I've also found with bowden setups where the bowden tube goes directly to the nozzle you will find you need to adjust the tube so it butts up against the nozzle with the stainless as they seem (on my Enders and A10s at least to be shorter than the brass ones).Stainless needs printing highter temperatures from what we have found and on one maching (Voxelabs Aquila) no matter what we did we couldn't get it to print for more than 30 minutes with the stainless nozzle - reseated bowden etc. swapped back to the brass ones and it was fine??! maybe the stainless wasn't drilled properly but really hard to know that.Also to note the various larger and smaller sizes for brass nozzles is nice if you want to have a dabble going away from the 0.4.

This is a nice comprehensive set of nozzles for any 3D printer that uses a Mk8 type standard extruder. This includes a lot of the mainstream consumer machines such as the Creality Ender series, Xvico models and many others.In the kit you get a selection of different size nozzles in the normal brass including the standard 0.4mm size as well as smaller 0.2 and larger 0.6 and bigger depending on your printing needs. There are also a couple of stainless steel nozzles provided if you are printing any abrasive filaments such as "glow in the dark" or "carbon fibre" types.To finish the set off you get a small spanner/wrench for changing the nozzles as well as a couple of needles for cleaning nozzles if you get a blockage which is unfortunately inevitable every now and again regardless of your print head type.These components are all nicely stored in a neat little plastic box so that you can easily find them when needed, perfect for keeping them together in your tool/spares box.At the price this is a good value set of spares that any printer owner should have.

Got it to go with my Ender3 v2 which I bottoming the nozzle out onto the bed. This had lead to the nozzle getting blocked quite often. Cant complain about what you are getting for a tenner. Plenty of 0.4mm heads and a couple of 0.8, 0.6 and 0.8. quite the section. The main set of of the nozzles are brass so use those on PLA or ABS. For the more abrasive filaments use the stainless steel ones included, but keep it in mind they don't transfer the heat aswell. I'm no expert when it comes to 3d printing, hence me constantly hitting the bed but I must say that since I installed the new nozzle my prints have been coming through much better, yes I still hit the deck but in that one in a three dream print, it works well. Plus with the amount of spare nozzles it comes with, I have no problem with swapping them out when they get bad.