<p>This printer is using a so-called MK 10 extruder/hotend. These are a little different, there is a liner for the heat break that continues all the way down to inside the MK 10 nozzle:</p>
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<p>This PTFE tubular liner has an outer dimension of 4 mm and an inner diameter of 2 mm. The length of the tube is 34 mm. These tubes can be bought at pre-cut size or, more economical, bought per meter.</p>

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2021-06-14T13:38:51.220Z
The per meter tube looks like one of the sizse sold for Bowden tubes.
Perry Webb
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2021-06-14T14:11:11.667Z
It is one and the same material, it's a PTFE tube ID/OD 2/4 mm. Alternatives are Capricorn tubes, which supposed to withstand higher temperatures.
0scar
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2021-06-14T14:55:09.420Z
PTFE has an advantage of low friction as well has temperature tolerance; thus ideal for Bowden tubes.  Apparently, Capricorn tubes are still PTFE.
Perry Webb
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2021-06-14T15:20:42.043Z
Any idea where I can buy this? Everywhere I find it, it is 1.75mm.
sabo
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2021-06-15T12:02:09.250Z
@sabo It's designed for 1.75mm filament, the ID will still be large enough to work flawlessly.
towe
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2021-06-15T12:10:10.747Z
@sabo Online 3D print webshops, online market places, Chinese selling platforms, etc. I get my tubes from AliExpress, cheap, but you need to wait a few weeks or months. 2/4 mm PTFE tube is very common, it shouldn't be hard to find it in your city/country (more expensive but fast). You shouldn't buy too tight tubes, but 1.9/4 will work also for 1.75 mm filament.
0scar
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0scar
<p>I have a Monoprice Maker Select Plus.</p>
<p>It recently started having issues printing. It turns out that the small plastic tube that feeds the extruder with filament was completely clogged. I couldn't get any of the filament out so I need a new feeder tube. I can't find one specifically for this printer anywhere. Does anyone have any ideas?<img src="https://i.sstatic.net/SWFJg.jpg" alt="enter image description here" /></p>

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2021-06-13T22:17:56.433Z
Could you add a photograph? Is this tube inside the heat break or between extruder and hotend?
0scar
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2021-06-13T22:29:58.653Z
I just added a picture. It is a plastic tube that goes inside of the metal tube I circled.
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Can't find replacement nozzle tube
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# Can't find replacement nozzle tube

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-06-13)

I have a Monoprice Maker Select Plus.

It recently started having issues printing. It turns out that the small plastic tube that feeds the extruder with filament was completely clogged. I couldn't get any of the filament out so I need a new feeder tube. I can't find one specifically for this printer anywhere. Does anyone have any ideas?![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/SWFJg.jpg)

**Tags:** monoprice-maker-select
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Could you add a photograph? Is this tube inside the heat break or between extruder and hotend?  
> **username_0**: I just added a picture. It is a plastic tube that goes inside of the metal tube I circled.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2021-06-14. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

This printer is using a so-called MK 10 extruder/hotend. These are a little different, there is a liner for the heat break that continues all the way down to inside the MK 10 nozzle:

[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/rv0ZU.png)](https://i.sstatic.net/rv0ZU.png)

This PTFE tubular liner has an outer dimension of 4 mm and an inner diameter of 2 mm. The length of the tube is 34 mm. These tubes can be bought at pre-cut size or, more economical, bought per meter.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: The per meter tube looks like one of the sizse sold for Bowden tubes.  
> **username_1**: It is one and the same material, it's a PTFE tube ID/OD 2/4 mm. Alternatives are Capricorn tubes, which supposed to withstand higher temperatures.  
> **username_2**: PTFE has an advantage of low friction as well has temperature tolerance; thus ideal for Bowden tubes.  Apparently, Capricorn tubes are still PTFE.  
> **username_0**: Any idea where I can buy this? Everywhere I find it, it is 1.75mm.  
> **username_3**: @sabo It's designed for 1.75mm filament, the ID will still be large enough to work flawlessly.  
> **username_1**: @sabo Online 3D print webshops, online market places, Chinese selling platforms, etc. I get my tubes from AliExpress, cheap, but you need to wait a few weeks or months. 2/4 mm PTFE tube is very common, it shouldn't be hard to find it in your city/country (more expensive but fast). You shouldn't buy too tight tubes, but 1.9/4 will work also for 1.75 mm filament.  

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