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[FR] periodic nozzle auto clean #13401
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could be doable with postprocessing script which inserts g12 every x layers. if u want to try it, u can use this as start and replace the temp logic with the nozzle clean. |
thank you for the cura plugin link, I am still interested in firmware-level solution |
insert it in start or stop Gcode of the slicer, how would firmware know when to do it? personal i take a single sheet of toilet paper and fold it to form a small pad |
what you dont know is how they did it, my bet is that they have it setup in slicer with slic3r you can insert this in layer change code
does not take much rocket science to change that to wipe the nozzle every 5 or 10 mm |
thank you for the input. do you by chance know a "safe place" in marlin source |
you dont have to put in in the firmware just trigger the clean from slicer like i suggested? |
So I'm a bit of a NOOB when it comes to writing scripts but I am in agreement that I would like to implement G12 every so many layers (operator's choice) or after so many minutes throughout the print. In other words repeat cleaning process periodically while print is running to ensure clean nozzle and no residual or build up on nozzle tip that can blemish the print. This does not replace dialing in the temperature, feed rate, retraction distance and speed, but to help mitigate print failures. I'd appreciate either an option to include this into firmware or some way to develop this into GCODE for slicing. Thanks, |
If you are running Prusa Slicer or Super Slicer you can add this
quick explanation.
You can change that however often you like. This is assuming you have G12 in the start g-code, which does a more thorough wipe, this particular is just a quick wipe of Here is Pursa/Super Slicer example, but others will have similar places where you can enter it in. EDIT: Make sure the print you are doing isn't knocked over the X-Gantry this depends on brush position. |
Description
Marlin already implements G12 nozzle clean command
http://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/G012.html
Some high end 3d printers do periodic nozzle auto clean
by automatically executing an equivalent of G12 every few layers.
Is it feasible to introduce similar feature in Marlin?
Where in Marlin code one would start to implement this?
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