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D. Miscellaneous Parts

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Nozzle Brush
  • Not to be used if using a common brass nozzle. There's evidence over time the brass brush will bore out the diameter of the nozzle hole.

  • Press in 2x M3 NYLOC nuts into the bottom of the Nozzle Brush Base.

  • Thread in 2x M3x16 button head screws through the Nozzle Brush Holder into the Nozzle Brush Base.

  • Insert the brush head into the holder.

  • Mount the Nozzle Brush assembly to the frame with 2x M5x10 button head screws and 2x M5 T-nuts

  • When the nozzle is at X min and Y max the nozzle should be a few mm behind the brush. This is to ensure during the wipe movements the X mount isn't hitting the endstop

  • I modified the Brass Brush Base to suit the offsets for the metal kit. You can find the files in the FYSETC Modified Printed Parts folder on my Github

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