Diamondback Nozzles – MK8 Compatible – Polycrystalline Solid Diamond Tip 3D Printer Nozzles, Improved Extrusion, Any Filament, Long Life, Wear Resistant, Layer Adhesion, USA Made (0.4mm)

Hands down best nozzle out there. Ive printed 10s of KGs of all sorts of different filament and it doesnt skip a beat. CF and GF nylon, CF and GF ABS, etc, and this nozzle has held up beautifully. Plus, Diamondbacks warranty and customer support is incredibly effective and hassle-free. Highly recommend, the price is worth it.

I wanted to be able to print with whatever material is available, specifically carbon fiber and marble PLA. Because I’m new to the hobby, I figured a Diamond top would allow me to eliminate one variable when troubleshooting.

I dont give 5 star reviews, but this nozzle has done nothing but perform, and is working flawlessly for a couple of weeks now. Diamondback nozzles are the way to go in my book for now on.

I got this a month ago and have printed non stop with it. So far it has worked perfectly. Taulman CF nylon goes through it like a dream. Ive also printed a lot of PLA + and some TPU (90A and 95A). I havent had any clogging issues. Ive had a couple of different Micro Swiss hardened nozzles on two different printers but always had issues, probably due to heating. The Diamondback nozzle fixes that issue and I can actually print an average of 5 degrees cooler. This nozzle is on a CR10S with a MicroSwiss NG Direct drive and all metal hot end. Despite the cost I would buy this nozzle again, although I would hopefully be able to time it with a black Friday sale.

Yeah, its pricey. I wish it were cheaper too. It also delivers on all its promises. It stays clean, It prints with fantastic detail and so far no clogs. A noticeable improvement over the stock brass on the Ender S1.

Worth the price? Maybe? Honestly I just got tired of installing new cheap nozzles after the softer ones would degrade and ruin my prints :P

The Diamond end delivers the heat all the way to the tip. Typically, you have a higher internal heat with the tip being colder. The high thermal conductivity lets the heat to be delivered to the tip letting you drop your internal temperatures. The polished end make for some beautiful ironing moves. Im using this 0.8mm on a volcano head and made a gold plated copper core to act as an insert adapter. Easily running >40mm^2/sec (still pushing it higher in testing). Use this machine for printing equipment boxes to hold components, covers, etc.. It is a big machine and needed to push some material accurately.

Well worth it by far super consistant and it might be your last nozzle

All I can say is wow this nozzle prints absolutely perfectly. I have a Voxelab Aquila (Ender 3 v2 clone) with Ender Sprite DD extruder and the MK8 version of this nozzle works perfectly. Seems like nothing sticks to the nozzle and prints are silky smooth. Nozzle is not cheap but way worth it IMO.

The nozzle has the best qualities in every category. Thermal conduction is fantastic. The polished, small end squishes the filament bead perfectly and just glides over the lay down. The price is $$$, but the old saying- you get what you pay for definitely applies. Longevity is next, but that is unknown, but being diamond, I would assume very long. Love it!!