Upgrade M3 Hex Screw in Fixing Thermistor 104NT-4-R025H42G (104GT-2) High Temperature 300℃ for 3D Printer Extruder Hotend Heater Block (104GT-2)

Works great on the printers I installed them on. Had some issues with Klipper settings but worked them out so am adding them here for others to find and use. These are a lot easier and more resilient than the normal beaded thermistors and are just as good as the tube type ones, the only slight niggle is that the nut & spring add a little more width to your hotend so make sure your shroud will have enough room, you only need about 8mm extra width whichever side it's installed in. I've brought 2 of these thermistors, 1 of each type, I did originally have 2 of the 104-GT2 type ones but the 2nd one I brought the screw in part sheared off with no force but being as small as they are it can happen but it was returned and replaced for a generic 3950 instead so now I own and use both!The sensor info is as follows, use the one for the type of thermistor you brought -sensor_type: Generic 3950orsensor_type: ATC Semitec 104GT-2

Description says the extender cable is 1m long. It’s not, it’s about 30cm which means the gantry cannot go to even half its height without pulling on the cable. Completely and utterly useless. What is the point mate?

Thermistor works perfect and now lets me print hotter on my micro swiss ender3 v2 but the cable length wasn't quite long enough i just exstended the cable by soldering in some of the old thermistor wire the cable provided would probbly fit on a bowden tube setup but i have different strain relief path for my cable so was just to shortOverall its worth it though just a shame the cable isent 1.5m