Micro Swiss Bowden Dual Gear Extruder Compatible with Creality Ender, CR10, CR-10 Pro, CR-10S, CR6-SE, Tornado

High precision CNC parts. Much thinner than comparable dual-gear extruders, yet much more stable. Looks are awesome. Installation involves reversing the direction of the stepper motor. If you have a filament sensor, print an adjustment ahead, given the entry port is moved. You may need a longer Bowden tube replacement as well.

After adjusting the e-steps on my flsun q5 it has worked perfect proving just how bad flsun copy of the titan extruder really is. After installing and adjusting ive had no skipping what so ever where before no matter what adjustment i did i constantly either had under extrusion or after adjusting for that had over extrusion causing most of my prints to either have holes in the structure or blobs forming on the outer surface. I almost wish they made their own 3d printer as flsun is useless for tech support!

This is great quality and a good improvement over my original one that came with the printer, but the runout sensor wont mount with this in place.

The original extruder had worn to the point where it refused to feed filament. This is a great drop in replacement of higher quality IMO. Worth the money!

When I was well in practice of using our new printer I had a lot of frustrating issues. The items and upgrades were brand new so I figured it was me and gave up for a long while. Gave up and purchased this and it solved everything. Now I can smoothly switch filament in the middle of a print with no issues!!

Couldnt be happier with this extruder. Install was straight forward, it bolted right up to the stock extruder plate and motor. Be aware there isnt a place to mount a filament runout sensor, so this will require a custom part of some type. The runout sensor is a slight hassle, but the quality of prints, ease of getting a great first layer, and the extruder clicking sound going away is more than worth it. Honestly, this should be a no-brainer upgrade for anyone looking for a better printing experience.

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.

This is an excellent extruder and has given me zero issues. I picked this up (along with an enclosure) to be able to print TPU on an Ender 3 V2 with a Capricorn PTFE tube bowden setup. It is easy to install being a direct drop in replacement for the stock Ender 3 V2 extruder which is infamous for failing. I did not have any issues with my stock extruder, but opted for this one to enable printing TPU and to get ahead of the stock one eventually failing. It is easy to adjust tension for different filaments, even on the fly. Loading/unloading filaments is night and day different to the stock extruder. This one handles most imperfections easily. If you would like to be able to print flexible filaments but are not sold on direct drive, or just looking for an extruder upgrade that is a direct replacement this is an excellent option.

This adds a great deal of precision to filament metering, which contributes to better print quality. Worth every penny, and the effort to install it!

Ive tried other extruders and this one is finally a good improvement over the others. Before I installed it I printed two models for comparison after the install. My printer already has many upgrades already so any improvement would be small anyway. But I did notice an improvement at the edges of parts over the stock Ender design. So Id recommend it if you want to add just a little more precise control on the extrusion. The parts are really well machined and the two gears really grip the filament well. The bowden tube is held in place using a brass flare fitting which Id never seen before in this application. It works great but you have to tighten it well so the brass fitting gets squished just like you are fixing a water pipe fitting. Thats the way its supposed to work so nothing is wrong. It wont come off the tube after that so you might want to buy more of the little flare rings for future use, just go to Amazon to buy them.