Titan Extruder Parts 3D Printer Stock Feeder Compatible with ANYCUBIC Mega S X Series,CR10,Ender 3 Series DIY 3D Printer, ED3 V6 Hotend J-Head Bowden Mounting Bracket 1.75mm PLA Filament

My girlfriend took pictures as we disassembled the stock extruder on my FLSUN QQS. Just take pics or a video as you disassemble and you can easily do reverse order to reassemble. It’s cheap. It looks cool once assembled. We got it put together, installed, and running in 5 minutes tops.

Replaced the original extruder on my Ender 3 V2 with this Titan style unit. Works Great! It moved the filament away from the Z-Axis screw and made it much easier to load filament. Note: this mod is not "drop in", filing and hole drilling of the extruder mount is required, which means taking the whole assembly apart. But it was well worth it!Also using it on a CoreXY Printer I am building.Highly recommended!

These actually work really well. However, of the three I have bought two of them had small imperfections that had to be worked around. The drive gear on one didn't fit a 5 mm shaft properly and had to be hammered down. On another one the drive shaft grub screw hole was stripped. And on that one, there was a problem with the base not accepting one of the bolts. However, once you get them together they work great.There are no instructions and the official instructions are a little different however mostly you can figure it out the two small screws one goes next to the filament exit and the other one goes through the main hinge bearing. Although I built one without that last screw and it seems to work just fine.

Does a good job of feeding filament.

It's a titan extruder pretty basic although I did wish it would've came with instructions

I know my printer parts pretty well, I was able to put this extruder together very easily, but it is garbage. I bought the 2 pack so I would have an extra, but didn't realize I would need it 4 minutes after installing the first one. They are cheaply made, but so are the ones on the printers. Either way, the first one would had such a hard time feeding the filament no matter how i adjusted it...speaking of which, that adjustment screw is horrible. I don't recommend this extruder, go with a BMG dual gear, they are more expensive, but they work.

I was having extruder issues for my Anycubic i3 Mega Pro. Finding parts for this printer is a crapshoot compared to more open source printers, so it's always an adventure. My main issue with this product is pretty much the same issue I have with all printer items. The manufacturer just assumes you have the knowledge base to install this. There are absolutely no instructions whatsoever. I eventually figured out how to assemble it after staring at the product pics for a while. It did require some creative mounting with my device, but I did get it on and it seems to work fine. I only installed it yesterday, so I can't speak to the durability of it yet. The main thing is, they need to offer the bare minimum of support for the installation process.

The visibility of this see through unit does make a difference when loading/unloading filament