Vertical Heat Pressing Machine,Heat Set Insert Tool,Brass Inserts 3D Printing,Heat Set Insert tip for Thread Knurled Nut M2/M3/M4/M5/M6(1/4)/M8

Works wonderfully, assembly was a little confusing. The steps are listed on the store page and come printed in the box, take note that they look like 1,2,3 6,5,4 This threw me a bit. It also came with an extra M5/Tnut which I was confused on what step I missed. Otherwise, this seems like a well machined piece of equipment, and I believe it'll last a long time. The included iron heats up incredibly quickly and has temperature control that my other soldering irons don't - helps to create as little smoke as possible. It's super easy to get straight presses now, in a consistent manner. I was able to press several in a row without tons of re-heat time in between. It's light, but also has some weight which makes pressing a breeze. It comes with the tools you need to assemble as well, so it's a full kit. The best part is that it also includes the heat insert tips! If I had realized, I could've saved some money on a different set I bought. However, the tips I bought fit this iron as well, so I'm not out anything. Finally, it came with a plastic cap piece that's not in the instructions; it goes on top of the vertical tower to cover the exposed aluminum and give it a finished look. Great price, great tool. Would definitely recommend and would buy again if needed.

Outstanding build quality. Super sturdy with excellent materials. I was able to assemble it easily and quickly. Total success inserting my first ever heat inserts. Worked beautifully. I am really impressed by how sturdy this setup is. No flex at all. Thank you!

This does a great job of setting heat-set inserts into our 3D prints. Overall assembly was straight forward. It is not as rigid as I would prefer but that said, it is rigid enough. There is a slight deflection has you push down, causing a very slight loss of perpendicularity. It is not enough to cause a bad insertion, but I would have preferred it to remain square. Understand that for the money, this is still more than worth the cost. The iron works great and heats up quickly. This is a great addition to your 3D printing setup if you are making functional parts that require real metal threads.

Really well designed and works great. All the parts fit together perfectly and it was easy to assemble. The bottom stop is probably best suited for production assembly because of the time needed to set it's location but it works well once set. Overall, a very good purchase and worth the price.

Well thought out design that's built well and provides room for extras if you want, the provided iron works well and most importantly maintains level without wobble even after being moved. If you do more than a couple inserts, it's worth every penny. Surprised how much I actually enjoy doing inserts now, the thing is a beast.

Simple assembly. Works fine. Precise installation of threaded inserts. Recommended. Thanks.

I was blown away by the quality of this 3DZWMAN Vertical Heat Pressing Machine! The build feels solid and durable, and it performs with precision every time. I’ve used it for a variety of brass inserts (M2 through M8), and the heat set process is smooth and consistent across the board. You definitely get more than your money’s worth with this set — it includes everything you need and then some. The range of tips and inserts makes it super versatile for different 3D printing projects. Setup was simple, and it heats quickly without overheating. If you do any amount of 3D printing and want clean, reliable threaded inserts, this is a must-have tool. Highly recommend!

I'm putting together a Voron 2.4, which seems to require a gazillion heat inserts. I bought this to make my life easier, and ensure the heat set inserts go in straight. For the most part, this has worked well and been a timesaver, but there was some tweaking involved. Easiest way is to do this as pros and cons: Pros: - Easy to put together. - Wheels on 2040 extrusion work well once you tighten up the eccentric nuts correctly. I'm familiar with this already on my old CR-10S. - I like that you can easily adjust the height of the spring. Some parts are short, some are tall. I find that pulling against the spring makes it challenging to do the short pieces, so I like that I can adjust that spring location with one thumb screw and move it down to reduce the spring tension for the shorter parts. - Soldering iron works okay. No, it's not awesome, but for heat inserts it works just fine. I had to go about 10C hotter than I did on my main soldering iron (I'm running it at 250C for inserts into ABS, could probably go a little hotter). - I've had no issues with the soldering iron coming out of the holder. It seems solidly in there. Cons (reason for 4-star review): - "Verticalness" (squareness) of the soldering iron itself. The physical components (e.g. base and extrusions) are square. However, the soldering clamp is a bit iffy, as the clamps hold the iron on the rubber area instead of something that is solid and square. After building it, I eyeballed the iron with a machinist square. The iron was square in one direction (across the bed plate) but off a few degrees in the other (looking towards the vertical 2040 extrusion). I shoved some wire as a "shim" on one side of the mount to make it more vertical and not angled. Still not perfect, but good enough. - Although the included heat set insert tips do work, I found them to be a little tight in the inner portion of the heat set insert. I preferred my old heat insert tips, as those have a little more tolerances and aren't as tight in the heat set. Frankly, this is probably just personal preference. Overall, I'm happy with it and have been successfully using it for my build. It is nice to not have to worry about keeping a soldering iron straight and steady in your hands to ensure a straight heat insert. Just make sure the iron is actually vertical before you start with those gazillion heat inserts.....

Attrezzo utilissimo per integrare gli inserti filettati negli oggetti stampati in 3D. Funziona molto bene, consente di regolare la temperatura della punta per adattarla ai diversi materiali. Prezzo adeguato. Consigliato

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Nos gusto mucho su funcionamiento facil y preciso, para colocar insertos, nosostros colocamos al rededor de 300 insertos en una tarde, habia veces que quedaban chuecos, con esta herramienta, hacemos que todos queden derechos, terminamos comprando 2 herramientas de estas. A parte estan robustas.

Que c'est pratique !! Un bon moyen de mettre des inserts proprement ! Le mieux est de s'entraîner un peu avant.

An excellent, mostly metal-framed, brass insert press for us 3D-printer makers. For years I've pressed brass inserts in my 3D models by hand (using a soldering iron almost identical to the one here) but getting them vertical was always a bit hit-and-miss, quite frankly. I finally bought this machine, and whilst there were a couple of things to be aware of during the relatively simple assembly process (the video highlights these) it has literally made the process of using brass inserts child's play. The up/down motion is fluid and vibration free, thanks to the four rubber wheels on the upright tracks. The spring gives enough tension to allow the hot soldering iron to rise again after it's done the business and it's very intuitive how to adjust the overall tension and height of the hot end. It has a very good (200mm+) vertical space in which to put your model and caters for all brass insert sizes, although I tend to use mainly M3 or M2.5 these days. One thing that every reviewer here seems to mention: cut off the non-compliant plug and use a proper UK-valid FUSED plug with a 3A fuse. Then it will be safe to use. I wish I had bought this years ago, but I appreciate it now even more. Buy again: Yes (although this will last for years) Recommend to a friend: Yes