Drop Effect/Phaetus neXt-G UHF Stealth Burner Print Head
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This is a simple adjustment to the Rapido V2 to support Drop Effect's new neXt-G UHF hotend
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This is a simple revision to the StealthBurner Print head for Phaetus Rapido 2 to fix the next-G.The neXt-G is the same overall height as the Rapido but does not taper towards the top. I just made the model fit the neXt-G width. This is intended to work with the UHF extension on.
## Installing the heatset inserts
When installing the heatset inserts install the neXt-G into the front side of the printhead then sink the inserts. The top of the headend is very close to those inserts.
A link directly to their website for further information: https://www.dropeffect.com/products/nextg-hotend
The neXt-G hotend without the UHF extension is the same exact size as the Phaetus Dragon and uses the StealthBurner Printhead for the Dragon. Do not use the printhead from their Github repo. It is modified poorly from the Voron Revo printheat.
What to expect from this hotend.
Without the included UHF extension it is the same exact size as the Pheatus Dragon and has a flow rate of ~ 25 mm3/s at 260c with amazing retractions compared to the a standard Rapido non-UHF. My retractions for ABS for the neXt-G is about 0.4mm with Galileo 2 vs 0.8mm with Rapido non-UHF. Heating time to 260 is similar to Rapdio.
With the UHF extension which these models are for. In can achieve ~32 mm3/s with very slow heat times compared to Rapido non-UHF. The retracts go back to 0.8mm.