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# Revo Micro Versions
There are two versions of the revo micro adapter, a version with the nut at the top to act as a cutting surface, and a version that is basically the stock Stealthburner revo micro adapter but with space for the cutter.
### Nut version
The Nut version is the recommended version to print, it uses a nut which has had the threads drilled out and has been countersunk to make filament insertion easier.
## Traditional version
The traditional version is basically the same as the one that comes with the stelthburner, it would use the top of the PTFE tube as the cutting surface. Truthfully I only made this version since I did not realise there was supposed to be a bolt at the top to help with inserting filament. I don't recommend this version but if you need it its here.

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# Revo Micro Versions
There are two versions of the revo micro adapter, a version with the nut at the top to act as a cutting surface, and a version that is basically the stock Stealthburner revo micro adapter but with space for the cutter.
### Nut version
The Nut version is the recommended version to print, it uses a nut which has had the threads drilled out and has been countersunk to make filament insertion easier.
## Traditional version
The traditional version is basically the same as the one that comes with the stelthburner, it would use the top of the PTFE tube as the cutting surface. Truthfully I only made this version since I did not realise there was supposed to be a bolt at the top to help with inserting filament. I don't recommend this version but if you need it its here.