Thanks to bowden ;) Originally shared by Pablo Clemente Printing at 100 micras layer

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Thanks to bowden :wink:

Originally shared by Pablo Clemente

Printing at 100 micras layer height

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This looks awesome. Have you melted them together or just inserted them piece by piece?

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Thanks! I inserted all the pieces into the bowden cable in order to mix it. Without bowden, it´d be more difficult.

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But… how do you manage retraction when changing??

Without Bowden is also possible, but you cannot used the standard Jonas but the modified version for Buddasch (in thingi designed by avalero :P)

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Don’t retract?

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Yes @Alberto_Valero_Gomez , I used the standart Jonas with bowden. In this thing it isn’t necessary use retraction, just print with Joris on cura

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what is Joris?

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Joris creates gcode increasing the Z height little by little while it´s printing and not layer by layer.

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Now let’s all praise @Daid_Braam a little for Cura

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Only a little? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Brilliant! :slight_smile:

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I figured out the same thing! My extruder handles live cut-n-switch filament changes without pausing. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25612

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Nice! @matthew_bennett . Using bowden you don´t need to pause too, just put the plastic parts into the bowden cable. But with your thing, it looks more easy if you don´t have bowden