Your Cart is Empty
Note: A hit at MRRF! Due to this fulfillment may be a little delayed, to get yours as soon as possible order now!
Get your Nimble Now The direct drive extruder that is light, easy to use and can print any filament.
The Nimble extruder comes without the weight penalty you usually get with direct drive printing.
The stepper is mounted away from the extruder, power is transmitted using a drive cable and gear set. An extra benefit of this gear set is higher resolution and more accurate extrusion.
Another benefit of direct drive is the ability to print with flexible filaments. The Nimble really shines here. Even the almost impossible to print X60 can be used.
So small and compact, the Nimble fits virtually anywhere, it even fits inside an Ultimaker 2 print head! Size alone does not explain just how flexible this extruder is.
The Nimble is installable left handed and right handed (yes it is ambidextrous).
Our use of printable interchangable adapters gives you unprecedented mounting flexibility, we will design a perfect mount for you printer if one of the many available adapters doesn't work.
Less than 27 grams! Including all the mounting screws. Despite the weight (or lack of it) the Nimble is a powerful beast.
With it's 30:1 gear reduction, you have loads of torque. It generates more pressure than most hot ends can handle.
Another powerful feature is the breech lever, it is a simple latching system for the idle bearing. Open the breech, remove the old filament, slide in the new, click it closed. Done!
Designing for a modular approach, or design for different versions of a product for a whole range of 3D printers. We chose to use the modular approach as it is logical and allows our customers the most amount of freedom.
So here is the design story of how we decided the way to design the Nimble and the reasoning behind these decisions.
Looking back over the last year, overall, we are quite proud of what we achieved. There have been a few hiccups but we think we've managed them relatively well. We still are surprised when we hear some customers have been reluctant to ask for support.
