V2 Hot End Information and Q&A

[John@Raise3D]

What it the nozzle and bed temperature you are using? for which material?
You are right and increasing the gap will make it easier to peel.

[socke]

I did set Raft Gap to 0.30mm, this is much better...
Bed is 90°C, nozzle 250°C for REAL PETG.

[John@Raise3D]

Great. Looking forward to your prints!

[Chrigi78]

Hey all

so we search the model for assembling the new Hot End V2 we dont found this ? we check on Thingverse
have you the data for print this part for help right assembling the hotend V2 ?

[Vicky@Raise3D]

https://www.raise3d.com/pages/instructi ... assembling
There is a link named Installation tool stl file in this page. Please check whether it is the one you are looking for.

[mark tyr3d]

I am planning on Buying a Raise3D N2 Plus next week from a Uk supplier, does it now come with the V2 hot end.

[Charles]

They have all been coming with the new V2 hotend for the last 6 months.

[Vicky@Raise3D]

Yes. We have upgraded V2 from this spring.

[mark tyr3d]

thanks

[Noren]

How do I know if my printer comes with a V2 hotend? I just ordered a N1 with dual extruders from 3dprima here in Sweden. Since they had one in stock. And your shop didn't. (Nor has any information when they would be available again).

[Vicky@Raise3D]

The most obvious difference between V1 and V2 should be the amount of plate on heat sink.

Here is V1. Only has 6 plates on heat sink.

Here is V2. Has 7 plates on heat sink.

[Tinkerer]

https://www.raise3d.com/pages/instruction-of-v2-hot-end-assembling
There is a link named Installation tool stl file in this page. Please check whether it is the one you are looking for.

Hi Vicky,

I've downloaded and printed the stl-file for the tool.
Even if the print looks usable I had to recognize that the head of the throat tube does not fit into
the hole in the tool. That one seems to be just a bit too tight.
Might be some tolerance of the printer. However - is there a drawing available of that
tool so one could change dimensions a bit and print it to fit?

[Vicky@Raise3D]

I will recommend to start from cube first. Then measure the X and Y size with caliper. And set the X Y compensation under Printer -> Printer Settings. Then test the cube again. Until it reaches the correct size.
Then print the fixture for hotend.

[Tinkerer]

Thanks, good advise!