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  1. Success! Hard won over 29 hours with my on my Trident AWD 350.
    No false filament runouts triggered, so my redesign of the hot-end switch is working. Just a few clogs, the usual filament unload fails and a blocked nozzle which I dealt with by just putting a new nozzle on. Amazed I saved this after so long on the print bed.

  2. I think my new hot-end rebuild has passed the test. Really happy with this result.

  3. It's a good job I am doing this for a hobby. If I charged myself my hourly wage for building my Trident and auto filament changer and getting it working (mostly) then it would have cost me around £30,000 to date.

  4. Now I have confirmed my design works in operation, I have published my custom mounting bracket design which I needed to enable the ERCT filament buffer to work with the
    printables.com/model/1554025-e

  5. After much problem solving I have completed a 4 colour print on the with just a single wrong colour (green layer on the blue X). I think that was me manually selecting the wrong gate when the printer paused due to a filament unload not fully completing. But no clogs (a first for a long print on this MMU), no filament tangles and no incorrectly selected colours where the printer continued without realising there was a problem.

  6. I think the ERCFv3 is now functionally complete! This rebuild only drew blood 3 times. Calibration next.

  7. Some minor modifications and I have my Siboor ERCFv2 kit LED pcb working in the ERCFv3. I think I have solved the ERCT filament buffer mounting too. Just some wiring modifications to finish and I can do the final assembly.

  8. Now the ERCFv2 is in pieces, assembly of the ERCFv3 can commence. Most of the components apart from the 3D printed parts will be reused in this upgrade.