Hotend nozzle cleaning container

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I've been using this on my graber i3, but I'm guessing it'll work with other models as well. Start your printing without manually cleaning the filament ooze. P.S. You'll need to add a start gcode to move the hotend to the container position and extrude and then move. In my tests, I found that the key to success is letting the hotend wait for several seconds after extruding, allowing the filament to dry and stay inside the container once the hotend moves. It's really easy! (G-code: G4 Sxx - enter xx in seconds to wait) You'll also need a silicon part glued on top for easy cleaning of the nozzle. https://youtu.be/-y3tfsRGd4w