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Dual Extruder for UMO+ (Other posts have not helped)
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· Dual Extruder for UMO+ (Other posts have not helped)
Am I correct that all I have to do is buy a new hotend+extruder assembly, set it up in the same way, but put the extruder on the other side and put the hotend through the other hole? Then the new temp sensor goes into the temp 2 terminal, the heater goes into heater 2, and the extruder motor goes into E2, right? It's seems so easy now that I've finished assembling, and it seems like it was built for dual extruders!
After I do that, all I need to do is change the firmware, right?
To the noobs like me: don't freak out, finish assembling the whole thing, and all the pieces will come together!
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Am I correct that all I have to do is buy a new hotend+extruder assembly, set it up in the same way, but put the extruder on the other side and put the hotend through the other hole? Then the new temp sensor goes into the temp 2 terminal, the heater goes into heater 2, and the extruder motor goes into E2, right? It's seems so easy now that I've finished assembling, and it seems like it was built for dual extruders!
After I do that, all I need to do is change the firmware, right?
To the noobs like me: don't freak out, finish assembling the whole thing, and all the pieces will come together!
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