The brush didn't work out for me sof I stripped some 22AWG wire, cut it into small strips and it's working fantastic silicone. Electrical wiring using silicon for heat resistance and flexibility so no worries about it melting.
Just started a PETG print and zero filement on the nozzle after extruding and wiping.
The electrical tape is due to the opening down the back for the brush as the silicone tubes fall right out without it
you need to find a brush with dimensions of 3mm handle and a 5mm head. My brush comes from a high-speed mini grinder set. I don't know if you will find it in this store
I'm going to give this a try using a brass wire. cleaner that they sell for cleaning nozzles, those ones that look like toothbrushes.
I'll need to cut one of my existing ones but one would think the brass wire would work better than a brush. I got about another hour on a print then will report back after installing and testing.
To many comments on others about broken nuzzles and z axis issues, this seems way easier to install and less prone to major printer issues granted those could easily be user error and not the actual file directly from here using the provided print profile if 9n3 is needed at all.
So, the brass wire idea didn't pan out so I stripped some 22AWG wire, cut it into small strips and it's working fantastic. Electrical wiring using silicon for heat resistance so no worries about it melting.
Just started a PETG print and zero filement on the nozzle after extruding and wiping.
The electrical tape is due to the opening down the side for the brush as the silicone tubes fall right out without it