EDIT 7/19/2024: Some have commented about the difficulty disassembling the top from the bottom. A User suggested simply CUTTING OFF the nubs, which also seems to work well. This works really well!
EDIT 7/17/2024: From AJAX:
Made the following changes (in version 1.4):
- Changed the geometry of the filament paths to allow for more tolerance in non-critical areas.
- Increased tolerances around the display as many have had issues with glass breakage.
I wanted the multicolor first layer so I read up on @Sembazuru's single layer MMU-ish instructions. Tried it out and it worked great, as is seen in the photo.
Directions reproduced here:
- Make sure you have “Expert” mode enabled.
- In Printer Settings→General→Capabilities increase the Extruders value to the number of different colors you plan on using. 2 in this case.
- Make sure General→Capabilities→Single Extruder Multi Material box is not checked.
- In Printer Settings→Custom G-code insert the following into the Tool change G-code panel (you'll need to scroll down on the window to see it):
{if layer_z>0 }
M117 Change to color {next_extruder}
M600; Filament change
{endif}
- In Print Settings→Multiple Extruders make sure Wipe tower→Enable is not checked.
- Once you have assigned the different colors, if you have more than 2 colors create a chart to know which color number (starting with the default or whichever you number you use for the first color) is which spool of filament you plan to use.
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