Printing with Large Diameter Nozzles

The video tutorial explores the use of large nozzles (.6mm and .8mm) in 3D printing, highlighting the trade-off between speed and quality. It demonstrates tests with different layer heights, showing how larger nozzles can produce faster prints but with reduced quality. The tutorial includes experiments with a .8mm nozzle for large prints like a benchy boat and an Einstein bust, comparing them to prints made with smaller nozzles. It also tests the .6mm nozzle at low layer heights, finding it surprisingly effective. The video concludes with recommendations on nozzle sizes for different print qualities.

What was the layer height used for the large benchy print?

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What was the outcome of printing at .05 millimeter layer heights with a .6 millimeter nozzle?

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What are the recommended nozzle diameters for achieving different qualities in prints?

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