would this be suitable for an ender 6? if so is it just a simple swap of parts? pls be kind I'm a noob

Yes it should work quite well but the left version might be better so the thumbscrew faces to the front of the printer. After that the Vref would need to be decreased and a change in esteps made but that's it.

Simple question but how can I tell if I need a right or left version?

The orientation only depends on where it will be attached. Maybe your printer has another component that would block the lever? If you're using a community created printable mount then again part this mount might block a necessary part of the extruder. Just check the design to find out. Generally though, the "right" version is the standard one and is most commonly used.

2 questions in English for BondTech Extruder BMG right

18 Questions in different languages

2 questions in English for BondTech Extruder BMG right

18 Questions in different languages

Buy product

Filter questions and answers:

would this be suitable for an ender 6? if so is it just a simple swap of parts? pls be kind I'm a noob

1 Answer, last answered on March 19 2021
- Andrew
  
  March 19 2021
  
  Customer Service
  
  Yes it should work quite well but the left version might be better so the thumbscrew faces to the front of the printer. After that the Vref would need to be decreased and a change in esteps made but that's it.
Simple question but how can I tell if I need a right or left version?

1 Answer, last answered on January 28 2021
- Andrew
  
  January 28 2021
  
  Customer Service
  
  The orientation only depends on where it will be attached. Maybe your printer has another component that would block the lever? If you're using a community created printable mount then again part this mount might block a necessary part of the extruder. Just check the design to find out. Generally though, the "right" version is the standard one and is most commonly used.