We’ve said it many times: 3D printing is basically a never-ending process of troubleshooting.

So many things can go wrong, especially if you’re trying out a new filament or when some of the parts of your 3D printer need some maintenance. The nozzle is easily one of the most important parts of your printer. After all, it acts as the transition between the hot end and the print bed – the very thing that turns the filament into an object in 3D space.

As such, having your nozzle clog in the middle of printing can be very frustrating. If this keeps on happening to you, then this guide will help you get to the bottom of the case and look for ways to solve it. What goes on in the extruder? The nozzle is merely the last component of a 3D printer’s extruder assembly. To understand why clogging of […]

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