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That is a priming tower. There may be a setting in Cura to turn it off but when using two extruders you need a priming tower to enable smooth transition between the two filaments.
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yellowshark 153
That is a priming tower. There may be a setting in Cura to turn it off but when using two extruders you need a priming tower to enable smooth transition between the two filaments.
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ahoeben 2,012
That setting is aptly named "Enable Prime Tower". You can find it using the Search field atop the custom settings.
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franctech 0
It is all clear now. Thanks a lot!
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