I was _that_ close to alter the script :D

@@ReneJurack hahaha!! Well, you still pulled it off! Did the sip of beer help?

Adriaan Greyling It went smoothly from then on🤣

The "standard" setup is based on a Bowden system, but calling it standard does this machine a disservice, the idea behind the toolchanger is not to simply be another 3d printer, this falls in line with a research and development tool that allows for different tools/tool strategies to be implemented through a single manufacturing platform. Essentially, you can fit whatever tool you can conjure up to it, the Hemera is an amazing option when looking at a direct drive extruder, I've seen custom zesty designs too so the option is there. The newly introduced ASMBL suite works brilliantly in both standalone and incorporated into f360

To add on to the other reply. Some people of the forum use Zesty Nimble, Custom Bondtech BMG and custom planetary gearbox extruders (Orbiter). Hemeras work very well, and have dedicated munting kits from E3D, but the tool weight is ~475g. The options listed above are more lightweight.

that was done in the adobe-suit, after effects mostly. Adopted it to Apple Motion, because I work with Finalcut, now.

One could do it either way, but the best way is probably letting the firmware interpret the T-commands. I already have a video for this uploaded, will release it soon!

@@ReneJurack That's really cool. Do you think there's any chance we'll see a DICE with a tool changer someday? :) The DICE has inspired me a lot, and recently I've been working on a 100x100x100mm metal-capable CNC mill with ATC. The goal is to make it into a machine that is travel-size but can actually machine steel and has at least 8 ATC tool posts. It's a bit of a crazy project, but I'll have stuff about it on my KZfaq at some point soon. The interesting thing is, DICE was my main inspiration for the project :) I so wish I owned a DICE printer. Do you know if anyone sells fully assembled DICE, or at least kits?

@@ArthurWolf I did design a quick-change-toolhead, but it has to be changed manual, though. I did receive some requests for a new batch of DICE, but the amount of interested people has to reach at least 10 or so, to make it affordable...

@@ReneJurack I think there are websites online for Open-Source projects/hardware, where you create a page for your project, set a minium order qty, like 10 in your case, and it pays you / starts things up when you reach 10. I'm sure I've seen at least two sites like that around, it sounds like it could help in your case.

Still not up to your usual standards 🤣