Spyro - (Reignited Trilogy) MMU2s (remix)

prusaprinters

<p>First of all, I am not the initial creator and only did some adjustments specially for Prusa Printers all credits for this awesome work please to this Guy: <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3356047">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3356047</a></p> <p>Hello all,<br/> I still feel that MMU2s prints are still very rare and the device is a bit underrated in his capability so I decided to change it and started with a huge awesome model I wanted to print since a long time: "Spyro the Dragon" and hero of my (and many) childhoods which got a great remastering.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>In my setup I use all 5 Filamentlines:</p> <p>1: Purple (from Amazon brand: ACENIX)<br/> 2: Yellow (from Amazon brand: ICE FILAMENTS)<br/> 3: White (the one from the Prusa shop)<br/> 4: Black (the one from the Pusa shop)<br/> 5: deep purple (Prusament Galaxy Purple)</p> <p>I used for all Filaments the Prusament Profile in Prusa Slicer which has 205 degree temperature but however: I highly recommend to perform a test print with all 5 Filamentlines and multiple changes to check if the load / unload works friction - free and the Filament tips are free from stings.</p> <p>A further advice: have a look on proper idler alignment (the roll in the device witch press the filament in into the gears), after my jam I have seen that the ider was not in sync with the pulley's anymore and I fixed it by moving it into right angle manually (be very carefully with moving objects and do not squeeze your fingers!).<br/> Theoretically you could reset the MMU module to force a initial re calibration but without any guarantee.</p> <p>The Wings are not part of the main print to reduce the changes and time and support but it's fine since the wings are an easy to print thing (only one color, paint it later on with orange colour like an orange permanent-marker).<br/> Also here I customized the angle and support generation for a successfull print.</p> <p>Print summary:</p> <ul> <li>resolution: 0.02 mm (pretty fine as the model is very big)</li> <li>150% scale from original STL files</li> <li>around 3 Days of total print time (forgot the estimation ;) )</li> <li>ca 1269 filament changes (optimized a bit)</li> <li>one user intervention needed (shock moment, seriously on 90% are you kidding me ;) due to a string blob in the tube and idler misalignment (fixed manually)<br/> Funfacts:</li> <li>3 sleepless nights</li> <li>no Dragons were harmed during process</li> </ul>