Review YYHH 1Set 3D Delta Printer Parts Kossel Mini K800 Aluminum Alloy Top/Bottom Vertex Compatible with 2020 Profile 3D Printer Frame

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Details: YYHH 1Set 3D Delta Printer Parts Kossel Mini K800 Aluminum Alloy Top/Bottom Vertex Compatible with 2020 Profile 3D Printer Frame

Brand: YYHH

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Used compatible with 2020 aluminum profiles
Material: Alloy
Color: Black,Silver and Red

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Buyer Guide 3D Printer Parts & Accessories

When you’re buying a 3D printer, you are also likely to buy a lot of accessories for it. These accessories include filament, a heated bed, a nozzle, and other important parts.

Filament. The filament is what your 3D printer prints with. Often, you will be able to choose between different filaments, such as PLA, ABS, and PET, which are made from different types of plastic.
Heated Bed. A heated bed is essential to making sure that your 3D printer prints well.
Nozzle. Nozzles typically come with different nozzle sizes. These nozzle sizes determine the diameter of the filament that your 3D printer will print with. So, make sure you choose a nozzle your 3D printer can use.
Other Parts. A heated bed, nozzle, and filament are all essential parts that you should consider buying separately.
Price. Before you buy anything, make sure you know how much it will cost.
Warranty. Most 3D printer accessories come with warranties. Make sure you read these warranties carefully, so you know what you’re signing up for.

How to choose 3D Printer Parts & Accessories

When shopping for your next 3D printer, it’s important to consider accessories that you might want to purchase.

Filament spool: Filament spools are made for feeding filament into the extruder through a Bowden extruder. You can buy different sizes for different types of printers.
Heated bed: Heated beds heat up a plate above the printing surface, creating a more stable surface for prints and keeping the plastic from warping. You can buy a DIY bed or a heated bed from a company like Ultimaker.
Filament holder: Filament holders are made to hold filament securely in place. Buying a filament holder is a good option if you plan to make custom filament spools.
Extruder: Extruders are made to melt and harden the plastic. When buying an extruder, consider which one will work best for your 3D printer.
Nozzle: Nozzles are used to print with different thermoplastic materials. They control the amount of plastic that comes out and can be connected through a Bowden extruder.
Build plate: Build plates are heated beds that hold the plastic while the printer prints.
Bed leveling system: Bed leveling systems help the printer (or the Ultimaker 3 Extended) adjust the height of the bed so that it prints level.
Nozzle heater: Nozzle heaters are used to melt filament in the extruder.
Print bed heater: Print bed heaters warm up the printing surface.
Fan: Fans are used to keeping the plastic cool as it prints.
Cooling fan: Cooling fans are needed to keep the plastic cool as it prints.

How to maintain 3D Printer Parts & Accessories

Maintain your accessories to extend their life and get the most use out of them.

Regularly clean your extruder. Most 3D printers come with an extruder, which is a metal tube that extrudes the plastic filament into the print bed.
Clean your build plate. Build plates are the area where your 3D-printed model gets placed on. Some printers come with build plates that do not need to be cleaned, but some do. Regularly cleaning your build plate will extend the life of your build plate.
Clean your heated bed. Heated beds are used to keep your 3D-printed models from warping. To keep them from warping, heated beds are typically coated with a non-stick coating. Regularly cleaning your heated bed will extend its life.
Clean your cartridge. Cartridges are used to store filament, which is the plastic that your 3D printer uses to print your models.
Regularly clean your nozzle. Nozzles are used by 3D printers to create small holes. To clean your nozzle, pour warm, soapy water into a bowl, dip your nozzle, and swirl it around in the soapy water until the nozzle is clean.