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It goes quite well. The printhead moves only on Y axis, all the way to the edge of the brim, wherever it may be. What i havent tried, is to put two objects, on different positions on Y axis, to see if the printhead moves to the absolute further position over the edge of the brim on Y axis, or if it is relative to the current X position and just goes to the actual edge of the brim (i dont know if that makes sense)

Amazing. Thanks a lot man. Im printing with PC and it was giving me a headache. I mainly print gears and mechanical stuff for industry, and most of them are quite small (PC, PCABS, PA). So i end up with a lot of parts just for the sake of having one well printed. Im gonna try it right now. Thanks again.

Hi everyone! I've doing that (multiplying the same part to make the layer last longer) but sometimes it is not possible. The real problem is not the stringing or oozing, but the position where it happens. "Lift head" only moves up the head 3mm, on the same X and Y position, so the oozing falls on top of the part. /facepalm/. Is there a way to specify a relative position to move?