cjbaar

Thanks for sharing. My fork of the MMU code is so far off the original now, I doubt I will ever try to merge it back. I can't even get...

Cool; I'll have to take a closer look at it. I pretty much re-wrote all of the load/unload and speed calculations from scratch. They had a lot off weird hard-coded...

For the MMU, one has the display integrated (SSD1306) one does not. For the one without display, the buttons use the original Prusa operating code. I have uploaded a compiled...

@WarrenSchultz Yes; the printer firmware has relatively little changes. The biggest of which is that the original has a hard-coded cap of reading anything above T4. So if you want...

I can see that conflicts exist; can't see easily what they are. Looks some changes to menus? Maybe they moved to loops like I did, instead of hard-coding 1-5. Realistically,...

@flinke-flasche Pretty sure I just got all the "additional" parts on Amazon, but has to use most of the parts from the stock Prusa unit. If you try to source...

Just curious... where are people finding or hearing about this build? Never really expected so much interest in it :)

@WarrenSchultz So, I never tested this because I ripped my MMU apart, but if you just want the screen and error-handling I wrote, you *should* be able to use my...

@flinke-flasche That's interesting. I didn't full knock-offs like this existed, though I guess I shouldn't be surprised. I am interested in knowing how that turns out, especially with regard to...

@zonkie According to Prusa Slic3r, all the printed parts should be somewhere around 250g total.