Creality Official Ender 3 Extruder Upgrade Metal Drive Feeder 3D Printer Parts for Ender-3 Pro/3S/3 V2/3 Max CR-10/10S Gray Aluminum 1.75mm Filament Extruder

I installed a metal extruder on my Ender 3 Pro to replace the stock plastic one, and it’s been a great upgrade. The installation was easy — it bolted right up using the original hardware, and the filament path lined up perfectly without needing any modifications. The metal design feels way stronger and more durable than the stock plastic extruder. With the old plastic one, I had issues with the arm wearing out and slipping over time. Since upgrading to metal, extrusion has been much more consistent, and I haven't had any problems with skipping or under-extruding. The tension adjustment is smooth and firm, and it holds filament securely without grinding it down. It’s a simple, affordable upgrade that just makes the whole system more reliable. If you're still using the original plastic extruder, I definitely recommend swapping to a metal one — it’s an easy fix that makes a big difference over time.

Very simple to install and it works great. Definitely a higher quality upgrade from the factory extruder.

Great choice for a replacement, works great, fits great, looks great

Works great. When installing this you may want to watch the you tube video. The screws have to be installed in a certain order. Also the one screw that the spring goes on is an adjustment for the tension between the lined wheel and the curved wheel that the Filament feeds through. Generally you turn this screw out about 2 turns.

Everything is solid and in working order BUT the spring is WAY too strong and the moment I turned retractions on, I started having “grinding” (really smushing) and no matter what retraction settings I adjusted (I’m talking all the way down to 5 retractions in a 5mm length), I wasn’t able to finish a print without the filament getting mangled and squished - which made it even harder to push and pull in the Bowden tube and then made it squish it more… I chased the problem all weekend. I finally found some random video that identified the issue that the spring is too strong and to switch back to stock spring from the plastic one and pull the insert out of the spring for more relief. Someone also commented to cut the spring down to relieve even more tension. I felt like the stock spring was the exact same. I cut a coil or two off, bent the end flat again and now I can adjust it with the screw. That’s what I did and it’s working great so far. I thought keeping with the manufacturer. I’d be good, but I had to learn the hard way. Read these reviews. There’s probably one here that would’ve saved me hours and hours of troubleshooting. Hopefully this saves you. The parts are solid and fit well besides that.

Fits CR-6 SE with no modifications. 100% better than stock plastic one: all metal, easier to use, simpler mechanism/parts, and the innards are exposed so you can see the filament go through and the filament feeds so much better into bowden tube. Had the stock one for the longest, was pita when feeding since you can't see the inside and if filament broke off inside it was a shiet show to reassemble. Stock one ended up being all worn from me repeatedly jamming in filament to get it through to bowden tube since I couldn't see wtf was going on.

Most of these 3D printers are copies of the commercial ones and pretty generic. I took one look at it and knew it would fit, as it's aligned on the drive axis of the stepper motor (like 99% of them). My bowden mount on my Aurora A5S failed and broke. What can I say? it's plastic and Aurora does not sell the part that broke! I like the tension adjustment on this one, no more sore thumb, and less dust. It has a firm grip on the tube now, and I'm back in business! The instructions could would be better if they were steps. There's definitely an order to putting it on. I tried putting it together on my desk, had to take it apart again! Install the lever last.

Really useful upgrade if your feeder breaks. High quality

Jala genial se lo recomiendo mucho este producto ya lleva dos día activo y ya no se atora

Adequada e de ótima qualidade e resistência.

Yes this made a difference over the stock plastic one. No more separation layers! Installed in only few minutes on my Creality Ender 3 Pro. which has a 15mm motor shaft- no issue. Remember to redo your e-steps and flow calibration after replacement.

I had the original feeder arm break on my but even before it broke there was a lot of slippage. I think the originals have more flex because they are plastic. This one is solid and the tension can be adjusted very precicely. Game changer for me.

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