Chube Air - Backordered

Chube air

Amazing quality 10/10

It needs to come with a manual and diagram with some mounting examples

Three hex screws and no paper instructions on how it should be attached to a printer and fans is not good practice at this thing's price point. The website's CAD file also needs to be in several formats such as the FreeCAD one so you can use it reliably without needing 1000 dollar adobe software. The hotend itself is machined very nicely though. Overall it's a good product that badly needs to be shipped with better documentation.

High Flow Hotend with No Drama

After having gone through multiple different Rapido 2 UHF revisions, each one promising to fix the flaws of the previous (including the most recent Rapido Ace), I got tired of the delicate thermistors and tiny M1.6 screws, fussy UHF adapter nuts that unscrew with nozzle changes, and flow performance that was, best case, half of what was advertised. In stark contrast, the Chube Air has been rock solid. No tiny or delicate parts. It flows substantially better than even the Rapido Ace UHF. It has true one handed nozzle changes, and the whole hotend doesn't twist when trying to torque the nozzle down. It also has yet to have a single issue at alll. I've never had a more reliable and high flow hotend. I've spent more on fixing and replacing Rapido UHF hotends than this Chube Air, and wish I had just started with a Chube. If you care about having a reliable high flow hot end, the Chube is it. The cost is absolutely worth it, and every printer I built is now getting a Chube.