Originally shared by René Jurack
Is it overdone if the hotend has 24K? 
24 Kelvin is quite cold!
oh, gold…, never mind…
You must want some seriously good conductivity haha
@Griffin_Paquette well better than aluminium but copper is better. Why does everybody think gold is a better conductor (even electrically)?
Because it had the best conductivity of any element, which is why NASA uses it in all their telescopes and satellites
@Matthew_Del_Rosso wtf are you talking xD
http://www.schweizer-fn.de/stoff/wleit_metall/wleit_metall.php
@VolksTrieb sorry about, that its second best but it doesn’t tarnish keeping its great connectivity unlike the champs silver and copper
@VolksTrieb nvm, i can’t read german, lol… but check below
according to wiki, the electrical conductivity of copper is higher than that of gold, but the thermal conductivity of gold is higher than copper
@Jeremiah_Adams according to my source it says kupfer (copper) is better…
ya I could understand that much German XD, my bad though it was always my belief that gold was better.
@VolksTrieb upon further reading, i do find that it says pure copper (Pure element) is indeed better thermally…
Just wanted to make it clear ^^
@Matthew_Del_Rosso its used in space applications for corossion not for conductive properties
I think my interpretation of 24 Kelvin is less controversial.
@Fred_U lol
Oh…the wife is not going to like this idea. 
@Bruce ya I relised my mistake too late lol
it would go well with a diamond nozzle…