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Best method for dual filament
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Personally I like the Jubilee tool-changing system, where multiple extruders are mounted on a rack and swapped between as needed. It's what I plan to build at some point
That's a cool way of doing it, but it seems like it would be difficult to align. In my case, I am thinking of doing a belt style printer, so that may be even more difficult to engineer.
They have a method of aligning it using machine vision https://jubilee3d.com/index.php?title=TAMV
The belt part would be a challenge though.