Core One Filament Waste
Hi,
Not sure if that is already addressed or solved, I wasn't able to find a post about it.
I was used to the MK4 that checked for filament right on the extruder, so it used the spool right until the end. The sensor for the Core One seems to be on the outside of the box, so when it told me that the spool was empty, it threw a fair amount of filament... not a big deal for cheap PLA... but I have some of the sample Prusa tungsten rolls and wasting that much hurts...
Please let me know if there is a setting or mod out there to make the printer use more filament before complaining. Thanks!
RE: Core One Filament Waste
Hi,
Not sure if that is already addressed or solved, I wasn't able to find a post about it.
I was used to the MK4 that checked for filament right on the extruder, so it used the spool right until the end. The sensor for the Core One seems to be on the outside of the box, so when it told me that the spool was empty, it threw a fair amount of filament... not a big deal for cheap PLA... but I have some of the sample Prusa tungsten rolls and wasting that much hurts...
Please let me know if there is a setting or mod out there to make the printer use more filament before complaining. Thanks!
Just remove the remaining filament, turn off the side filament sensor, detach the Bowden tube from the top of the Nextruder and feed it from the top.