Microswiss MK8 Brass Plated Wear Resistant Nozzle (MakerBot, CraftBot, Creality, CR10, Ender, Tevo Tornado) (.4mm)

Only just started using one but it seems to work well enough so far, my only complaint is that the wrench I normally use to swap out nozzles is slightly too small for these. I measured it out and the nozzles/wrench that came with my ender 3 pro are 6mm while these measure 7mm, something to keep in mind for a seamless installation.

Pure laziness from micro swiss. The nozzle is clearly used. Burned plastic around the threads and nozzle. White filament residue inside and on the top. There really is no excuse for this kind of QC sloppiness.EDIT: in hindsight, this purchase was shipped from Amazon and not micro swiss. Probably not fair to lay this inicro swiss. So I'll update the review to reflect the product (I have used these for months direct from micro swiss).These nozzles are a solid 3 in my experience. Here is why.The good. Nozzle hole is precisely located on center, with a nice tip geometry. There are no major issues with burrs or misdrilles holes. The inside surfaces are reasonably free of imperfections. The threads are clean and the end is flat. The plating does seem maybe to help extend life with non abrasive filaments (not abrasives though!).The bad. Plating will not help much at all for abrasive filaments - i.e. hype not lived up to. Parts are plated after machining I think, and you will see some blobs and bits in the nozzle tip surface and the edge of the hole and slightly in the hole - so you kind of lose some of that "precision" you'd get in an unplated nozzle. There is a chamfer on the back of the nozzle that is a bit bigger than I'd prefer, my Bowden tube sits partially inside it.Summary: you will get consistent, working nozzles with decent precision and maybe a bit more life on super mild abrasive filaments. For abrasive filaments the plating does little to nothing. The overall quality is good. You can get better value in other brands. And yet I keep buying these anyway so clearly they aren't garbage.What would get a higher rating? An unplated brass version for 7 a piece I'd give 5 stars. If the plating did something meaningful for abrasives I'd give 5 stars. If the plating didn't seem to degrade the nozzle precision I would give it 4 stars.

I just got this for my Elegoo Neptune 3pro and I must say it’s fantastic. Worth the price. I’m getting a few more for my other printers.

If you haven't printed with a .2mm nozzle yet, you're missing out! Many prints look almost injection molded with a .08 layer height. This is a quality nozzle. Look no further.

If you need your fdm printer to not have visible layer lines this is the nozzle. It’s pricey but it holds up unless you run it into the print bed hard which I did eventually do but that was my fault.

I have great results and longevity with these microswiss plated brass nozzzles even with mildly abrasive filaments. Ok price on Amazon. Would likely purchase them again elsewhere though since they arrive later than promised when ordering from here.

The price is very high, but this has noticeably improved the quality of my prints over the stock nozzle that came with my ender 3 v2. I have some wood filament on order, and will report back on it's wear resistant qualities once I have done some printing with that. But for PLA it seems to have better tolerances over the cheaper made in china nozzles. Whether or not that is worth it to you is a personal decision.

I purchased this nozzle for use with my Micro Swiss hot-end in hopes that it'd solve a big problem I'm having with other brass nozzles. I've constantly needed to replace my nozzles due to how abrasive the filaments I'm using are, and putting this in seemed to entirely fix that. Now, I haven't had this for too long, but I have had a bigger one that came with my Micro Swiss, so I will say, this is still just a brass nozzle with a coating. The coating however; is strong and lasts a very long time, so your nozzle will not wear down as fast as a standard brass nozzle. I love this nozzle because from the moment you put it in, to months later, it will let out filament clearly and smoothly, and not start curling up for a long time. Do be careful when cleaning it out with one of those stabby filament cleaners though, because you may end up scraping away some of the coating. Overall, I'd highly recommend for a fairly long term use, especially with those more abrasive filaments.

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Purchased with my Micro Swiss DD upgrade, Installed, Has printed continuously for ~5kg of pla, Zero issues at all, Beautiful prints. Printing a bit hotter, ~220º for Overture Pro PLA with the increased flow @(0.36 layer). 100% recommend over the crap brass nozzles.

Good nozzle, since it’s coated brass, you don’t need to increase the temp unlike steel ones but they are resistant, maybe less than hardened steel but you don’t need a higher temp. Edit: for those that print a bot of abbrasive but mostly pla then i recommend these. No clogs, but if you print alot of abrasove than get hardened steel ones.

Just opened the package. The nozzle does not look clean at all - scarred and mottled. And oddly enough, there was filament still inside. I sure hope it works.

As always, Micro Swiss products are nicely machined with highly respectable tolerances