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The J-Head™ Farmer

Designed for Print Farms and You!

A robust and reliable hotend for life in the most taxing print farms to the tinkerer that’s tinkered out.

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Specifications:

Weight: 30g
Height: 54mm
Filament Diameter: 1.75
Direct Drive / Bowden
Construction: All-Metal
Voltage: 12v / 24v
Nozzles: Standard Replaceable

brass, hardened steel, carbide, ruby etc
.2mm, .3mm, .4mm, .5mm, .6mm, .8mm, .9mm, 1mm

Features:

Threadless design

Adjustable Length

Eliminate The "Paper Test"

Made In USA

J-Head™ Is Proudly Made In America

USA - $5 Shipping

2-3 days priority shipping

International Shipping

$14.95 flat rate shipping

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3D Printer Calculators

Want to improve the quality and accuracy of your 3D prints?

Check out the 3D printer calculators page!

Our calculators can help you optimize your 3D printer's settings and achieve the best results possible.

The Pocket Shroud™

A Layer Cooling Shroud For Your J-Head™ Farmer!

The Pocket Shroud attaches with existing hardware right on the front of your hotend fan to give you Dual radial layer cooling fans!

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Specifications:

Compatible With: J-Head™ Farmer
Dual Radial Layer Cooling
Construction: Resin
Voltage: 12v or 24v

Features:

30 mm Radial fans slide right into pockets.

Don't buy a hotend only to have to figure out a layer cooling solution!

Includes mounting holes for IR Z-Probes.

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The Bowden Aglet™

A zero backlash Bowden fitting at last!

The Bowden Aglet™ from hotends.com is just what your Bowden printer needs!

Together - we can end the use of PTC pneumatic fittings in the 3d printing community.

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Specifications:

For Diameter: 1.75 Filament
Bowden
Construction: PTFE / Brass / Aluminum
Threads: m10

Features:

Zero Backlash in Z axis - retains full 360 rotational ability

Doesn't Wear Out Like PTC Pneumatic Fittings

Tips:

Calibrate your 3D printer regularly to ensure that the extruder is applying the right amount of pressure and that the print bed is level.

Use supports when printing complex geometries or overhangs to prevent the plastic from sagging or collapsing.

Use a brim or raft when printing objects with a small footprint to improve adhesion to the print bed.

Experiment with different infill patterns and densities to find the right balance between strength and weight for your project.

Use a slower print speed for complex or detailed prints to improve the overall quality.

Use a layer cooling fan to help the plastic solidify faster and reduce the risk of warping or other defects.

Clean the print bed and nozzle regularly to remove any debris or excess filament that could affect the quality of your prints.

An old trick is to use painter's tape or another adhesion aid on the print bed to improve the adhesion of the first layer of your print.

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...we built them sooner

Knowledge Base

Assembly guides | Tips and Tricks | Print Settings & Filament Information + more!

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The Cold Pull
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Testimonials:

Thanks Nicholas! I love the attention to engineering detail you have.
It provides great customer confidence. Thanks again

- Ken

Stunning hotends! Wow.

- de3dprintman

This was the only hotend that could keep up with my printer, and will happily extrude as much plastic as my fans can cool - I'll be putting one on all my printers.

The J-Head™ Farmer

Designed for Print Farms and You!

Specifications:

Features:

The Pocket Shroud™

A Layer Cooling Shroud For Your J-Head™ Farmer!

Specifications:

Features:

Distinguished Customers

The Bowden Aglet™

A zero backlash Bowden fitting at last!

Specifications:

Features:

Tips:

Calibrate your 3D printer regularly to ensure that the extruder is applying the right amount of pressure and that the print bed is level.

Use supports when printing complex geometries or overhangs to prevent the plastic from sagging or collapsing.

Use a brim or raft when printing objects with a small footprint to improve adhesion to the print bed.

Experiment with different infill patterns and densities to find the right balance between strength and weight for your project.

Use a slower print speed for complex or detailed prints to improve the overall quality.

Use a layer cooling fan to help the plastic solidify faster and reduce the risk of warping or other defects.

Clean the print bed and nozzle regularly to remove any debris or excess filament that could affect the quality of your prints.

An old trick is to use painter's tape or another adhesion aid on the print bed to improve the adhesion of the first layer of your print.

From The Blog

Celebrating Innovation: A Birthday Bash with Nick, the Man Behind Hotends.com

Direct Drive vs Bowden: A Quick Guide to Choosing 3D Printers For Your Print Farm

4th Of July Week Long Sale!

Why Calibrate E-Steps For Your 3D Printer

Sooner or later we knew people would want a tinker free hotend

Knowledge Base

What Is Baby Stepping?

Heat Tighten Your Hotend Nozzle

Who Invented 3D Printing: A Brief History

Open Source CAD Software Used In 3D Printing

The Cold Pull

What Software Is Used In 3D Printing

Testimonials:

Thanks Nicholas! I love the attention to engineering detail you have.It provides great customer confidence. Thanks again

- Ken

Stunning hotends! Wow.

- de3dprintman

This was the only hotend that could keep up with my printer, and will happily extrude as much plastic as my fans can cool - I'll be putting one on all my printers.

- Alice M

Thanks Nicholas! I love the attention to engineering detail you have.
It provides great customer confidence. Thanks again