Is there a way to keep the filament loaded when printing from the AMS and the print is finished?
The reason for this is the following:
For the “flyint object contest” I did a lot of design iterations and testing with minimal changes to an object. I print just these small detail parts to save filament and time. But on every iteration the print finishes, the filament cuts and before the next print it has to reload and flush. The flushed filament often exceeds the amount of filament used for the test.
Maybe I have overseen it, but it would be nice for iterations to have such a feature wich keeps the filament loaded and don’t flush it before the next print.
. Looks like cancel after finish does also do the trick? Have to test it when I’m home