Hi Marcott,
No, I haven't tried the M600 command, but I'll try it and see how it goes. Thanks for the recommendation.
Hi Marcott,
No, I haven't tried the M600 command, but I'll try it and see how it goes. Thanks for the recommendation.
Hi Marcott,
Can you point me to a tutorial or other resource on how to beet use the M600 command with the Anycubic printer? From what my research turned up, there are a number of parameters that need to be included with using the command. It started to look kind of complicated to calculate the value for the parameters. That's why I had wanted to see if any of the various plugins would work.
Thanks
i did not use it anymore, i use cura and let cura change material.
http://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M600.html
there is not so much parameter, how much retraction, how much up the nozzle so you do not touch pritned part, where to move nozzle if you need and not much other...
On 7/11/2019 at 9:44 AM, marcottt said:did you tried to simple put an M600 command at correct line ?
with mine printer (same as your) worked. (time ago now i have 2 extruder)
How are you using 2 extruders now? do you have a single hotend?
I have 2 extruders and that Y together into a single nozzle. Any thoughts on how to make that work with CURA?
Printer is a CR-10s
7 hours ago, jdbrassell said:How are you using 2 extruders now? do you have a single hotend?
I have 2 extruders and that Y together into a single nozzle. Any thoughts on how to make that work with CURA?
Printer is a CR-10s
Yes i have a y splitter.
What info do you need?
The biggest problem for me is cura has a "feature" (they call.. For me is a bug) where at layer 1 (only at layer 1), second material is not primed on the prime tower. I solved adding a cube with a 1layer high, printed with material #2 before real part
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did you tried to simple put an M600 command at correct line ?
with mine printer (same as your) worked. (time ago now i have 2 extruder)
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