Co Print Multi-Filament Module X Ender 3 V2 | Setup Guide

nice copy of the ryper splitter

This module works with my Ender 3 V3 SE and V3 KE?

Hi there I have 3 machines creality ender max would the co-print work on them ?
Thanks

is it compatible with the geeetech misar s?

Can it be used with printer with direct extruder?

They really need to get a guy that has more stage presence and no accent. It's hard to follow and understand this guy. You'd think that if you are selling something, you would want to look and sound like a professional company with a banging product.

This video couldn't be more confusing

Is this compatible with Elegoo Neptune 2s?

How long did that print take?

How does it wipe between color changes?

My only thing is you wasted more filament than the print used, plus loosing almost a 1/4 of the bed to the wipe tower.

would this work on a ender 3 neo ?

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Don't buy this, it is not a finished product. I bought it and I am trying to set it up for 3 months, calling different ppl that are of 3d world (and not) to help, thinking of our own ways to make it work, but it will eventually always get stuck. As you can also see they don't respond very often or at all. Wasted too much money for nothing. Good idea, unfinished product.

Will it work on an ender 3 pro or s1 pro?

Please make new tutorial for Ender 3 V2

Oh my is he speaking totally English?

How much time for last print please?

So it doesn't work on an original ender 3.

Nice! does this Unit work with klipper?

this is far superior to the 3D Chameleon which uses a similar process of signaling color changes. I'm curious though how you solved the issue of stringing and bulges on the filaments when they are pulled from the extruder. I've seen another switching system that using a servo driven razor guillotine to snip it each time.

Looks like a wonderful challenger to the pallet pro.

Well I was stressed about the setup phase. This video proved that even a guy like me who has no idea about 3D printers can manage to print a 3D figure using coprint. Thanks for the simple illustration , much appreciated <3