00:00Top 5 Feed Extruders for Fish Farming
00:03Ok, so I went digging through the best deals for Top 5 Feed Extruders for Fish Farming and,
00:08surprise, every single one of these is actually a filament feed extruder for a 3D printer.
00:13Which, honestly, might be more useful.
00:16Nobody wants to hand scoop fish pellets when the machine can do it.
00:205 options, 5 price points, and I picked the ones I'd actually buy.
00:24First up, the original AD-5X Filament Feeding Assembly for Flashforge Printers, 1799.
00:31This is the whole feeding unit extruder, gears, housing, so if your AD-5X started grinding
00:37filament or popping random jams, you swap this in and you're printing again.
00:41Complete assembly, direct replacement, no compatibility guesswork.
00:46Almost 5,000 sold, still sitting at 5 stars.
00:50Flashforge owners, this is the no-brainer.
00:54Next, 715, and this is the cheapest insurance you can own.
00:58It's a filament sensor hall board for the Bamboo Lab A1 and A1 Mini,
01:02sitting right at the hot-in telling the printer, hey, the filament stopped.
01:06That sensor is the difference between a ruined print and a spool that's just empty.
01:11Straight board swap, no firmware tinkering.
01:14If you print anything long, get this before your next 4-hour job dies at hour 3.
01:19Now this one's for the big multi-color nerds, the Mellow LLL Filament Buffer, 1412.
01:25It does automatic filament feeding and it detects a break in the strand, so if your feed tube snags
01:31or the filament snaps, this thing catches it instead of you finding plastic spaghetti on the bed.
01:364.9 stars, over 4,500 sold, and it pairs nicely with Voron's bot builds.
01:42Not cheap, but it's the part that keeps multi-material prints from becoming a mess.
01:474.4, an extruder filament sensor for the A1 Mini, P1P, and P1S, 1193,
01:54and it comes with the FPC ribbon cable so you're not hunting for a connector afterward.
01:58Same hall switch detection, but this one's for the P-series and everything's in the box.
02:045 stars, 4,500 sold.
02:07Grab it if you want run-out detection without dealing with molded-in connectors.
02:12That's the 5.
02:14Links for every one of them are in the description, including that $4 one, so go check it out.
02:19If this saved you a jammed print, hit like and subscribe so I can keep tracking down the
02:24parts you actually need.
02:25Alright, back to the printer.
