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With the INDX 4-tool conversion kit for my @prusa3d.com CORE One scheduled for delivery today, it is once again time to disassemble my perfectly functional 3D printer. 😁 This will be the fourth time I've upgraded this printer, which I assembled as an i3 MK3S+ kit five years ago.

Jason Coon

@evilgeniuslabs.org

28 Aug

I highly recommend large "Lazy Susan" turntables for jobs like these.

Jason Coon

@evilgeniuslabs.org

29 Aug

It has arrived, assembly has begun!

Jason Coon

@evilgeniuslabs.org

29 Aug

That's the Gen2 heatbed and coreXY GT1.5 belt upgrade sorted, ready to install the INDX toolhead. I wonder how many Core Ones are out there rocking an original i3 heatbed. 😆

Jason Coon

@evilgeniuslabs.org

29 Aug

Now it's finally starting to look like a tool-changer.

Jason Coon

@evilgeniuslabs.org

29 Aug

I drew the rest of the owl. Power on, calibration, and testing will have to wait.

Jason Coon

@evilgeniuslabs.org

31 Aug

Calibration took a while, but it's finally operational! I knew tool changes were fast, but seeing it in person is impressive!

Jason Coon

@evilgeniuslabs.org

Not bad for my first four-color INDX print, with some ancient PLA filament! I haven't done any cleanup. Pictured above is all of the waste from this print.

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Jason Coon

@evilgeniuslabs.org

31 Aug

CMYK Frog! 406 tool changes over 3h 22m print time. 6g of purge waste for a 55.3g print. Overhangs are a bit droopy, had to clean up lots of stringing and a few blobs, I'll have to do some calibration for this filament.