I can't comment on the long term performance but they are definitely nicer than the stock wheels and look cool if you're a fan of light blue. They're a PTFE+PEEK blend and I just installed them on my Ender 3's Y-axis. They've been going strong on my BX since I ordered them last summer and it's seen well over 300 hours of printing.Īlso, Mellow also has some wheels and I can recommend them too. They break in faster too if that makes sense so don't be alarmed if you see them wearing initially. The IGUS wheels feel different from the stock delrin wheels and move smoother and more consistently. I can confidently say the wheels were worth the money.

However I got my wheels from FYSETC as they had the better price. I actually went for the IGUS wheels and I'm using them on my Ender 3, CR10SPRO and BX. Oh man I'm gonna start this by apologizing for bumping an old thread. No posts relating to functional firearms, how to obtain or construct them, or where to obtain files.No posts about printer deliveries / pictures of boxes.No 'illegal' posts, for example pirated software, sharing paid models, etc.Don't use affiliate links without disclosure, and clear it with the moderators first.Use the search function before posting if you are asking a question.All posts should somehow be related to the Ender 3.The sub was started to be a good place to find information about anything related to the Ender 3 from setup, to help with your prints, to showing off some of your creations.įeel free to ask questions, look for advice, post about issues, and search for suggestions. This sub is for all things related to the Creality Ender 3 3D printer.

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