no gap after nozzle change
Hi everybody,
my first attempt at a nozzle change didn't go as smoothly as advertised 😉
Since there are a few abrasive filaments planned for the near future I got myself an Olson Ruby and finally attempted to swap the nozzles.
Used the torque wrench as suggested, tightened gently and only used a bit of force to get it to click.
This is how it looks like:
To my untrained eye this doesn't really look like all the images I've seen so far. If this is indeed not the appropriate gap, what did I do wrong and what would be the appropriate steps to rectify this situation?
Thanks in advance for the help
Hansjoerg
RE: no gap after nozzle change
There definitely wasn't a gap, while disassembling the the who;e thing I must have accidentally unscrewed the heatbreak a bit.
Quite a few working hours later I now have a reasonably clean heater block and a gap 😀 😀
RE: no gap after nozzle change
@hawai
Show it!
RE: no gap after nozzle change
gap enough? 😀