Hey Greg - in your published profiles, you've removed the purge/prime cycle from the pre / post / free scripts. Is this intentional?
They are commented out, not technically removed. The tools come with brass nozzles and the brush holder is design for some random brush I bought off t'internet. I thought it best the brush cycle with the prime and purge, be disabled by default. Swap out the brass for HS and get some brushes and you're good to go Also if you want to pimp out your brush use this | https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3744969
Holy Overkill Batman! I like it!! Also noticed that on your S3D factory files you are using a tool change retract, but not taking that into account on the prime cycle for the new tool? Eg your prime leaves the tool loaded with a 0.25mm pressure relief, but S3D then does it's "normal" toolchange prime? I've been scripting around this in the toolchange script. So with yours I end up with : G1 E-5.0000 F3000 ; process T1 T1 ; feature inner perimeter G1 Z1.750 F1500 G1 X153.869 Y81.200 F21000 G1 Z1.250 F1500 G1 E5.0000 F3000
I have been trying to find a non brass brush solution to wiping the nozzles because I was afraid to brush off the coating on my nozzle X's. Should I not worry about that?
What about rigging up a silicone basting brush? https://www.amazon.com/Basting-Resistant-Brushes-Marinades-Dishwasher/dp/B07HR9Q26M (not aff link) Could probably get away with up to 250c temp with silicone. Edit: This one does up to 600f (315c): https://www.amazon.com/StarPack-Premium-Silicone-Basting-Hygienic/dp/B07HDYN9JZ/
I remember seeing some where on social media some one cutting the Silicon socks and stacking them in the brush mount and securing them with a screw this sounds an easier solution as I have many of them that i don't use (Up-cycling/Recycling).