First try with airbrush nozzle.

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First try with airbrush nozzle. The old mendel90 sure got some nice speed, need to give it some love more often.

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Where do you get these air brush nozzels?

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@Kevin_Danger_Powers I am pretty sure, that the one in the video is one of mine :slight_smile: you can get them from me: https://well-engineered.net/index.php/en/shop/airbrush-nozzle-adapter

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@Markus_Granberg Are you happy with it?

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@Rene_Jurack so this is just the adapter? Where do I get the nozzels from?

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They are also there, take a look at “related products” :slight_smile:

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@Rene_Jurack ​​ that is correct, it is one of yours. Well the first thing I did was torque off the nozzle in the adapter! I did manage to drill it out tho. Luckily I did buy more than one nozzle. This is the first print I have done so to soon to tell. But it sure looks promising!

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I’d not heard about this before… Fascinating stuff.

Thanks for sharing @Markus_Granberg

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@Markus_Granberg Thanks for not giving up on it :joy: I am going to add a warning to not overtighten the nozzles to prevent what happened to you.

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@Rene_Jurack yeah so none of it is in dollars. How much is shipping to the u.s.?

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shipping to US is 7,50€

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$23 for 1 nozzel? Idk if I really want to pay that much for just a nozzel.

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@Kevin_Danger_Powers I don’t know, where you got that from. A nozzle is ±1,80$, the needed adapter is 8$. Doing the math, it should be less than 20$ for one nozzle including shipping to another continent like northern america. Not talking about a nozzle prize of 1,80$ in the end.

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@Rene_Jurack I guess my math was a little off for whatever reason… Idk, I’ll think about it. I just have a cheap printer so I don’t tend to put much money into it.