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Cube Printer (2nd Generation) Filament Chip Carrier
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I have used this model to mount a chip that is not marked as empty.
This is used when I am using non-proprietary bulk spool filament.
When the printer requires the chip to present, I press the chip onto the reader pins. Once the print is underway, I press the 'Stop' button on the touch screen and then remove the chip. The printer will continue to print using the bulk filament.
The photo of the shows that I lay the device face-down near the reader, and then slide it onto the reader pins when required. After the chips has been read, and Stop pressed, I slide it back in the channel to disconnect the chip so that the filament usage is not updated.
I printed this using clear filament so that I could see that the placement of the chip was correct. This makes it hard to see in the photos; sorry about that.
Also in the photos you may notice that I have glued a magnet onto the device. I did this so that I can attach the device to the printer between uses.
I have printed t
This is used when I am using non-proprietary bulk spool filament.
When the printer requires the chip to present, I press the chip onto the reader pins. Once the print is underway, I press the 'Stop' button on the touch screen and then remove the chip. The printer will continue to print using the bulk filament.
The photo of the shows that I lay the device face-down near the reader, and then slide it onto the reader pins when required. After the chips has been read, and Stop pressed, I slide it back in the channel to disconnect the chip so that the filament usage is not updated.
I printed this using clear filament so that I could see that the placement of the chip was correct. This makes it hard to see in the photos; sorry about that.
Also in the photos you may notice that I have glued a magnet onto the device. I did this so that I can attach the device to the printer between uses.
I have printed t
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