Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
We chose the tried and true e3d V6 (clone) for the Powerbelt3D Zero. However, its nozzle would not work for angled printing, and we came up with a hack to use a standard MK8 3D printer nozzle instead.
powerbelt3d.com/powerbelt3d-zero-assembly-guide for more
We chose the tried and true e3d V6 (clone) for the Powerbelt3D Zero. However, its nozzle would not work for angled printing, and we came up with a hack to use a standard MK8 3D printer nozzle instead.
powerbelt3d.com/powerbelt3d-zero-assembly-guide for more

