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I'd personally go for glue-ing, because if you print both at once you do increase the chances of failure (so if one material fails, you lose all of your progress). Another factor is that it might be tricky to get the materials to stick together, so you would need to glue them anyway. On the other hand, it might stick really well together, maybe even better than it would by means of glueing.
As for printing both of them at once, you are correct. You need to export both models separately, load them in Cura, assign the right extuders and then merge the models.
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I'd personally go for glue-ing, because if you print both at once you do increase the chances of failure (so if one material fails, you lose all of your progress). Another factor is that it might be tricky to get the materials to stick together, so you would need to glue them anyway. On the other hand, it might stick really well together, maybe even better than it would by means of glueing.
As for printing both of them at once, you are correct. You need to export both models separately, load them in Cura, assign the right extuders and then merge the models.
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