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    • CJ.BRAVO
      CJ.BRAVO last edited by CJ.BRAVO

      Hey there,

      I've got a paste extruder setup which has a print-head and feeder (for the paste).

      Was wondering how to setup the tools - the print-head is wired to E0 and feeder to E1.

      Feeder should work (different steps) simultaneous with the print-head.

      What should I put in the G-CODE?

      Thanks.

      CJ.

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      • dc42
        dc42 administrators last edited by

        I suggest you configure the head as a mixing extruder with no heaters in M563, with mix ratio 1:1 in M567 and different steps/mm on each extruder as required.

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        • CJ.BRAVO
          CJ.BRAVO last edited by

          like this ?

          M563 P0 D0:1

          also, how to run a G1 for specific extruder ? if G1 E100 it runs only E1..

          thanks!

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          • deckingman
            deckingman @CJ.BRAVO last edited by deckingman

            @cj-bravo said in Paste extruder setup - print head and feeder (DUET-WIFI):

            like this ?

            M563 P0 D0:1

            also, how to run a G1 for specific extruder ? if G1 E100 it runs only E1..

            thanks!

            Not quite. You also need to set the mixing ratio as David said. So as well as M563 P0 D0:1, you also need M567 P0 E1.00:1.00 which will set both extruders to run at the same speed.

            To run both extruders, you simply select Tool 0 then do your G1 Enn move. To use a particular extruder, you would use the format G1 En:n. So for example, if you wanted to extrude 5mm of filament at 300mm/minute using extruder drive 0 only, you would do something like

            M83
            G1 E5:0 F300

            Ian
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            • CJ.BRAVO
              CJ.BRAVO last edited by

              Ok

              I did the mix ration but the G1 E5:0 F300 is running both extruders...

              Tried selecting tool 1 and run G command but still both run together.

              ; Tools
              M563 P0 D0:1 ; Define tool 0
              M567 P0 E4.0:1.0 ; MIXING RATIO
              G10 P0 X0 Y0 Z0 ; Set tool 0 axis offsets
              G10 P0 R0 S0 ; Set initial tool 0 active and standby temperatures to 0C

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              • deckingman
                deckingman @CJ.BRAVO last edited by

                @cj-bravo That's odd - it works for me. Maybe it's because you have both extruders set to unity whereas I have a mixing hot end so the sum of all the extruders adds up to unity. Just guessing.

                For now, you could define 3 tools. One as you have it now and the other two simply use just one extruder.

                So as well as M563 P0 D0:1, also M563 P1 D0, and M563 P2 D1. No need to set mixing ratios for those other tools. Then selecting tool 0 will use both extruders, tool 1 will use extruder 0 and tool 2 will use extruder 1.

                Ian
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                https://www.youtube.com/@deckingman

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                • CJ.BRAVO
                  CJ.BRAVO last edited by

                  "set to unity" - what does that mean?

                  I'll try your solution if nothing else works,
                  Thanks!

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                  • A Former User
                    A Former User last edited by

                    unity = 1

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