Microswiss Bowden Dual Gear Extruder Compatible with Creality Ender, CR10, CR-10 Pro, CR-10S, CR6-SE, Tornado
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- Fits: Bowden extruder machines, Fits NEMA 17 size stepper motors
- Fits: Ender 3, 5, 6, CR10, CR-10s Pro, CR-10S, CR6-SE, Tornado
- Made in USA by Microswiss
Brand: Micro-Swiss
Material: Stainless Steel
Color: Multicolor
Product Dimensions: 2.5"D x 3.5"W x 1.4"H
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Smartphone
Product Dimensions: 3.5 x 2.5 x 1.4 inches
Item Weight: 2.39 ounces
Item model number: M2714
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 6, 2016
Manufacturer: Micro Swiss LLC
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I got this to replace the stock extruder on my Anycubic Mega S after it accidentally ejected one of its filament guide pieces and started having consistency issues. Almost didn't end up installing it as I found the missing piece and was able to repair it the day before it arrived - but I'm so glad I did. This extruder design address all the major issues I had with the original extruder. It's easier to adjust the tension, it handles a much wider range of filament types (even with a Bowden tube,) and it's built like a tank compared to the original which relied on a lot of plastic gears to work. It only took me about half an hour to get it swapped out, another ten minutes or so to adjust the e-steps to match the new gearing, and I was ready to go! There are a few things you should probably be aware of if you want to use this on a Mega-S in particular. Biggest one is that the tension release is probably going to end up in a slightly awkward place, pointing towards the gantry frame rather than away from it if you put it in the same place as the original. It's not a huge issue for me, but perhaps could have been avoided either with a modified printed bracket or just by moving the motor onto the outside. Second is that the pressure it can apply will end up very different due to the updated gear ratios. I had to up temperatures and decrease speeds slightly to stop it from pushing too hard and skipping with my smaller nozzles. But frankly the improved consistency and the ease at which it handles slick, soft, and flexible filaments is more than worth it. And if that's not enough, you also never have to worry about breaking another pneumatic fitting! Just pair it with some high quality Capricorn PTFE and watch your prints get taken to a new level.
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I have had inconsistent prints for 2 years. I always thought it my tramming was off, the filament was to wet, or my z offset was wrong. I have learned a lot about 3d printing and the fine adjustments one can make to compensate for these issues. I usually get decent prints after a few adjustments. My first layers have always been a bit sheet. Recently, I was having some serious dot dash stripping in my first layer after a filament snag failed a 1.5 day print. I spent a week troubleshooting the issue. I was so frustrated, because all the tricks I had learn to resolve first layer issues were not working. I had one print finally finish and it was a sponge. I crushed it with little effort. I finally took a close look at the stock brass (soft metal) filament feeder gears and noticed a rounding / bending of the teeth. First off, I didn't know the the filament feeder gear was brass, or I would have figured it out sooner. I picked up this bad boy for my birthday, and on my first print, I had the first layer put down so beautifully and so smooth I almost cried. The product is well made and easily put together. TIP: if you use a filament sensor and you print out the adjustment bracket provided by Micro Swiss, you will need to trim the tubing. I think the attached tubing is Capracorn PFTE. It is oil slick smooth. I think will order some as my next upgrade to replace the stock one I have. Micro Swiss has the quality you have been missing. This product will make your prints better.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023 by J.M.
They didn't really have included accessories.The reliability is great.The appearance is amazing.Assembly was easy Definitely a grab !!
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 by John Alcala
Edit: 04/12/2022 After some time trouble shooting and getting spare brass sleeves, and somehow getting them to fit the inner diameter of the bowden and the connector, I would recommend this over others, but at the same time, I hate it. Major design flaw, the bowden tube connector part has a outer screw in with a piece used to hold the bowden tube in. If ever you have a jam and need to replace the bowden tube, the screw in stopper will be permanently stuck to the old bowden tube. Making it impossible to use a third party screw in stopper due to it being a outer screw in rather then an inner screw in. The product is great and all, but it is a one time use for a bowden tube.
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Got my E5+ a few months back. Research had informed me that the stock plastic extruder was a weak point. Decided to get a replacement right off the bat. I wanted a dual gear Bowden and not red, so this fit the bill. :) I hadn't gotten around to installing it yet when my stock extruder broke after just three weeks. Realized then that I had a stepper motor with a pressed on gear. I could have muscled the gear off and milled a flat onto the shaft for the set screw in the new gear, but I just ordered another stepper instead. They're cheap and it doesn't hurt to have a backup. An E5+ will need a printed bracket to reposition the stock filament runout sensor if you want to keep it. If you don't have another printer and haven't printed one before you need it, you can just stick a piece of scrap filament in the sensor and lay it aside while you're printing the bracket. The listed 130 steps resulted in a good bit of underextrusion. Based on measurements and the calculations on the Teaching Tech calibration web site, 137 is the proper number on my machine. Overall, a very well-made piece and a good upgrade, even over the metal extruders on some machines.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2022 by Douglas Hillman
I have installed the Micro Swiss dual-gear Bowden extruded on two printers - a Creality CR-10S and my Frankenstein i3 clone. This extruder is a dramatic improvement for both. I recently started printing with some matte-finish /particle-supplemented types of PLA. The standard single gear with passive roller was having a hard time feeding these filaments because they are a bit harder than regular PLA, making it difficult for the standard extruder to grip and feed. Increasing the power to the extruder stepper motor helped a bit. But these filaments really benefit from a dual gear system that maintains a positive grip on the filament, not only because the filament is harder to “bite”, but also because the particles contained inside are more difficult to pass through the standard 0.4mm nozzle opening. The upgrade to the Micro Swiss dual gear extruder solved the problem. It’s very well engineered and manufactured in the USA, very easy to install, and is a great all-around extruder for use with standard and particle-enhanced filaments. FYI - I found a ballpark steps/mm setting of 140 was optimal for both extruders on my machines. That said, this is a great product and money well spent.
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Next time I would probably mount it to a 1/8" plate to mount on the top, but what I did wasn't hard. Mounted easily to current stepper motor and all the holes lined up.... but you have to dremel cut off 1/8" from the provided screws as the holes in the motor are not tapped deep enough. And then mounting to the original mount I used two zip ties. The extruder tubing to the hot end is 1/16 bigger than the ferrule that they give you. Dremel cut to allow it to expand slightly and it attaches firmly. The feed is fantastic but in the opposite direction. Very, very nice that they include a reversing wire!! So easy! Prints so much better!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024 by Phillip K.
The Idea to use a brass crush ring to hold the boden tube in was a bad one. It works well but these tubes wear out and with no spare's and No instructions on the Size of the crush connector to buy more You're in for a world of Hurt if you ever have a issue with your Boden tube. The extruder works alright Doesn't seem worth the price It is High quality but I haven't noticed a Huge difference between this and a cheap aluminum duel gear.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2022 by Shanold