Micro Swiss Bowden Dual Gear Extruder

Works great, nice price point

This is a beautiful looking piece of kit, all metal, smooth adjustments. I was gifted an old Predator Delta printer with the stock feeder. This was a great upgrade, with no filament slipping on the first layer, and when loading a new filament, it will push through the nozzle at a very high speed, while the stock would slip. The setup was straightforward, even without consulting the instructions. I probably had 30 minutes dialing in the stepper value, mostly because I rarely do it. For reference, it was 1/3 the steps/mm of my stock feeder. A few extra brass compression rings would have been nice, but I only ruined one, so I squeaked by. Great Product!

Most worthwhile upgrade yet!

I recently got an Ender 3 V2 secondhand as my first printer, and after the learning curve of bed tramming, firmware upgrades, and every configuration tutorial I could find, my prints kept failing at random points due to the (I assume stock) extruder constantly slipping and grinding the filament. No amount of tweaking settings would really fix it, and even upgrading my PTFE tube yielded no results. So, after a while of searching for solutions, I figured I’d have to do the first “big” upgrade to my printer, replace the extruder. I’m glad I went with Microswiss, because not only was it cheap and fast, but installation was a breeze! I’ve had it on my machine for a while now, and my prints have been coming out flawlessly, no filament slipping at all!

Made my CR-6 functional again!

I hadn't really used my CR-6 SE with good results for almost a year. Part of the problem was the extruder; the stock extruder could no longer be adjusted and would occasionally skip, leading to occasional underextrusions. This new extruder kit fixed that problem, which gave me the confidence to troubleshoot further and reseat the Bowden tube. My printer is now printing better than ever!