I’d read the article if you haven’t already. It doesn’t describe if it’s travel or print speed but it does give some other metrics like 40,000mms^2 acceleration. There is a sentence that reads: high-flow hotend capable of pushing 50mm³ of filament per second.

Magic Mirror

Ahh interesting, and that’s a valid point. I’d love to read up more on that.

Is this not true? Why the downvoters?

If you’re importing a FP5, just wipe it and put Murena /e/os on it. Then it won’t matter

Ahh yup hadn’t had my coffee yet, good catch

Yeah that’s a really tall first layer. What size nozzle are you using? I have an XL and the default for a .4mm nozzle is .20mm. I’ll sometimes go .24 or .25 but never higher

Unnecessary aggression for sure but you can do better next time.

I have a 3d design business. I’ve probably got thousands of print hours on my various printers. Some go non-stop for weeks. Brass is soft, it wears out.

If you need me to take some caliper measurements of worn out nozzles and how it impacts a print, I’d be happy to educate you.

Maybe, I wonder how well the calibration would work for multi color printing then. Might be worth a test

TBH, I hadn’t thought about it. But you’re right, I bet they are revos or something. Even then, those are still expensive. You aren’t buying a bag of 20 for $10

Oh it’s a fantastic printer, but the default brass nozzles are $25 and the hardened steel are $53. Also you have to buy up to 5 of them at a time. Add to it, a 36cm^3 build area and you start to realize how fast the brass ones flatten their tips.

In short, nozzles aren’t cheap.

Thanks for coming to my ted talk.

Cries in PrusaXL…