All us Canadians are all to familiar with the problems, I was only joking.
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Well I know you were joking, I just agree that it’s dumb
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Got a link? I only see 285°c max hotends on e3d site (which is truthfully enough for 98% of us mortals at consumer level)
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Seems insane
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When did this thread change to the 3D printing thread?
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There should be one though…
There is one. Use the search function before taking over another thread lol.
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There are 300 different ones each on a specific topic no general ones
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Cheers didn’t see it
I miss the days when we had mods for this sort of thing.
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This thread got me trying to justify a 3d printer and I don’t even want one. Seems like to get one that can do nylon usable parts will cost 400-500. Direct drive and all metal hothead
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Say no more!
BEGONE DERAIL
Although i don’t know how i get the fancy “topic was split” thing to show up.
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Buy mine 
you won’t need spend 500!
(for real tho lol let’s say you upgrade the hotend block and add a magnetic bed like Ziflex, you’re set for Nylon)
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What you selling?
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Check it lol
Direct Drive e3d lite hotend, as is it max out at 245°c, I even put it for 150€ + send Cura profiles for fast use but nobody seem to want it 
Black Friday didn’t help with the huge discounts all around
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That’s a thing?
Only downside I see to that is the size
Otherwise would have taken
For 150euro and small prints def worth it
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Actually fits a ful’ Bergmeister rim print in the bed, one rim at a time tho so not so small!
It’s me who need bigger size cause inline frames being 28cm long 
Edit :
That’s the hotend, pretty consistent over the years in my experience. PETG ABS TPU and ASA prints secured with a nifty small print head.
@BenjaminF I’ll stop the derail here but it’s somehow relevant so don’t shoot me!
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*ahem*
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