Does this work with the most recent version of the XOL release? Or is it only compatible with the old version? I noticed on the GitHub they have a new link for their new home for the XOL.
The Xolephant - MMU filament cutter for the Xol toolhead
Drastically simplify filament swaps without any tip forming.
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@SmolzillaMake_226232 any luck finding out this answer?
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Ive put this together. Besides the blade holder breaking on me a few times this feels very good. Does anyone have a 2.4 mount to share?
@DDAMakertech_1308696 I have solved this at least for the time being by mounting a 2020 extrusion across the front of the printer. Working very well!
Does this work with the TAP XOL?
@DDAMakertech_1308696 This is an entire thing but yes it does use the TAP bolt pattern
@The_Printing_Shark cool. I am not sure how I would go about getting this to work on the 2.4 but I will come up with ideas
Going to give this a try shortly. Can you confirm if this will work with the UHF Rapido? I am using the special ducting from Armchair Engineering which has the LED inserts and the ducts are a bit longer... but I assume the XOL base itself will be a drop in replacement though my top LED which sites just on top of the hotend fan will need to be removed as that is where the press mechanism sits.
Thanks for making this, sharing it, including a .step file, keeping it updated, and updating the Voron Discord. Really nice design. Working on my carriage geometry and a couple tweaks to use it. Any plans to add a filament sensor? Not really a big deal, I think I can make the "Micro Mantis Toolhead Filament Sensor" into an adapter plate for an aluminum extruder without a sensor. Thanks!
@stratton_1260646 I use my MMU as a filament sensor, so I don't have one on the toolhead itself (MMU homes and uses stallguard to sense when it hits the extruder, then has an encoder to sense movement to detect clogs), but that's an idea
is there any video showing how it works? I have the filametrix and I am very happy with it, if I switch to this I would like to be sure it works. Thanks
@CarloBlumer_64737 Same as the filametrix except you push forward instead of to the side.
@The_Printing_Shark can you post your sturdy block? If you post a video somewhere it'll be very very much appreciated
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