@3dpotter looks great, like my next house by the lake 😉

I am wondering which system you're using, from your homepage "Most clay printers use a pressurized system using compressed air, with a 3D Potterbot a high-pressure system is not needed." If it is not secret, you you tell me which technology are you using? Is it a peristaltic pump? If it's a tube, how do you refill?

I'm asking because I think about building a 3D printer with stationary hotend and using recycled material as pellets instead of filament. I need an idea how to get a controlled flow of the melted material without a solid material on top, which pressures.

@o_lampe if you program your own kinematics, you have complete control how M208 behaves, you can even ignore it. I've done so for the 5 axis robot, because M208 defines a cube, but robots have a print area which looks a bit like a donut.

much obliged!