Micro-Swiss All Metal Hotend Kit for CR-10S Pro, 0.4 mm

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• Hello, in addition to the MS hotend, what other hardware would I need to achieve nozzle temps 300deg for CR10S Pro? Links would help pls so I can buy from 3djake. Thanks, Andy

  1 Answer, last answered on 17 February 2023

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  • Andrew

    17 February 2023

    Customer Service

    The original heating cartridge and thermistor of the CR-10S Pro are limited to 285C. If you want something good up to 300C then the Slice Engineering cartridge and thermistor would be best.
    
    https://www.3djake.uk/slice-engineering/300c-thermistor
    https://www.3djake.uk/slice-engineering/mosquito-heating-cartridge
    
    However, the MS block doesn't have a hole for the thermistor so you need something like this:
    
    https://www.3djake.uk/bondtech/copperhead-heater-block
    https://www.3djake.uk/bondtech/copperhead-heat-break
    
    The correct heatbreak for the CR-10S Pro is the C-Pro Max

• Can this be used on the 24volt Ender 5 Plus

  1 Answer, last answered on 27 August 2020

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  • Andrew

    27 August 2020

    Customer Service

    No it won't fit well but we do have one specifically for the Ender 5 Plus, the kit uses the original heating cartridge so the voltage of the printer doesn't come into play: https://www.3djake.com/micro-swiss/all-metal-hotend-kit-for-cr-10

• What is this thing's max temp

  1 Answer, last answered on 28 December 2022

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  • Andrew

    28 December 2022

    Customer Service

    It depends more on the heating cartridge and thermistor you're using so if you're using the stock Creality ones then 285C at the maximum

• Do you have any comaptible firmware to Ender 3 V2 Neo to print up to 300*C ? Or it should be appear automatically when I install a 300*C capable thermistor ?

  1 Answer, last answered on 15 June 2023

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  • Andrew

    15 June 2023

    Customer Service

    It won't appear automatically. We don't have any firmware but you can download source firmware from the marlin github and edit the max temperature value. If you need any help with this just email us :)