Direct Drive Conversion Bracket for BMG&Dual Gear&Bowden Extruder

I recently got my hands on the UniTak3D Ender 3 Direct Drive Upgrade Conversion Bracket for my old Ender 3, and I am absolutely thrilled with this product! Let me share with you why this upgrade is a game-changer for any 3D printing enthusiast:- **Enhanced Performance:** This conversion bracket has taken my 3D printing experience to a whole new level. The direct drive setup ensures smoother and more precise prints every time.- **Easy Installation:** Installing this bracket was a breeze. The instructions were clear, and the bracket fit perfectly with my Ender 3 without any hassle.- **Improved Print Quality:** I noticed a significant improvement in print quality after switching to the direct drive setup. The details are crisper, and the overall finish is much cleaner.- **Compatibility:** The bracket is versatile and compatible with Ender 3 Pro as well, making it a great option for various Ender 3 models.- **Durable Build:** The bracket is well-built and sturdy, ensuring long-lasting performance without any compromises.- **Value for Money:** Considering the performance boost and quality of prints I achieved with this upgrade, I can confidently say it offers excellent value for its price.In conclusion, the UniTak3D Ender 3 Direct Drive Upgrade Conversion Bracket has exceeded my expectations in terms of performance, ease of use, and overall print quality. If you're looking to take your 3D printing to the next level, I highly recommend this upgrade. It's a game-changer that will elevate your printing experience to new heights!

I honestly didn't know what to expect from this kit; I was pleasantly surprised in what I found...The kit comes very well packaged, labelled correctly and has a very easy to follow instruction manual. I would advise you pay close attention to your specific hot-end when disassembling it; there may be additional features such as sensors you may need to orientate correctly.The bracketry is fairly well made and heavy duty for the application (0.105" thick). The hole accuracy is good and the black finish blends well with the machine.I decided against using the supplied Bowden tube as a length of capricorn tube came with my new extruder mechanism.The supplied cable extension is of sufficient quality to work, although I don't like the idea of have more connections in line than necessary. I decided to re-use an older X axis cable I had laying around.The cable ties and re-useable velcro straps are a nice touch and made the installation that much easier.NOTE: The spring adjustment screw on the extruder mechanism cannot be tightened once installed, consider changing the screw for a standard bolt (which is supplied), for access with a spanner.Overall, this is a fantastic value for money mod, that has very few comprimises. Beware that the install may not be as easy as you might think; order of operations is important.

Much better.I can know reduce the retracts to 2 mm

Saw this kit recommended over the official Creality kit because of the centre of balance and light weight.It works well for me, easy to install if you take your time and follow the instructions - which cover using it with different extruders.

This kit is fairly basic, but should do the job nicely. Not installed it yet, as I'm waiting for liner rail kits to arrive, as I'm going to do several upgrades at once. This bracket looks like it'll bolt together well and should remain locked together.

all the stuff you need is supplied. mentioned video helps.

Lines up nicely and very easy to install

Install went perfectly ok, and parts seems to be of good quality. I really don't understand the reviews stating that the spring arm bolt is in the way of the motor mount screw. It's not hard to work out that you put the motor mount screw on to the hole first, then insert the adjustment hex bolt, and wind it right in so you can get the hex key in and tighten up.What I am frustrated about is that the description clearly says that a BL touch bracket is available.Upon asking the seller, I got a message back saying "we don't have a bracket". How did you take a promo picture with one attached then? I'd print one, but can't now unless I take everything back off again.