In this tutorial, we will address the different ways you can use multiple extruders within the Simplify3D Software. The first section of the tutorial is focused on using the Dual Extrusion Wizard, and the second portion discusses how to customize extruder choices in order to use another extruder to print support structures, rafts, infill, and more. An additional section is also included to describe the changes needed to print with 3 or more extruders.

To set up a multi-material print using three or more extruders, you will need to create a separate process for each extruder. Within each process you can choose what models will be printed with that color or material. For this example we will be using the Tricolor Traffic Cone model.

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Ooze Shield

When printing with multiple extruders, using the option for an Ooze Shield is highly recommended; in fact, it is enabled by default for dual extrusion profiles. To use the Ooze Shield, enable it in the FFF Settings Window under the Additions tab. It is recommended to use the same settings for both processes.

Prime Pillar

The Prime Pillar can be very helpful for extruders that use multiple filaments through one nozzle. The Prime Pillar will be the first thing printed when changing nozzles. This will ensure that the nozzle is primed and ready to print before it continues the print.

In this tutorial, we will be teaching you everything you need to know about printing multiple parts at once on your 3D printer. Many new users focus on printing only one part at a time until they are happy with the results, but as you get more experienced you also have the option of importing multiple STL files into the software and printing them simultaneously. This can save a lot of setup and post-processing time. For example, imagine printing all 32 pieces of a chess set overnight and then coming back to an entirely finished game set in the morning. It would take a lot more work to print each piece one at a time.

The Simplify3D Software gives you a wide array of options for multi-part printing so that you can choose the best method for your specific needs. There are 3 different multi-part printing modes that we will be talking about.

At the bottom of this window there is also an option to configure how these multiple processes will be combined. If we select the continuous printing mode, each process will be merged together, one layer after another. The result will look very similar to the single process printing mode that we described in the previous section, however, we now have optimized settings for each individual model.

The last printing mode we are going to talk about is sequential printing. This is a very useful printing mode that can help improve reliability and print quality, but you may need to re-arrange your models to use this technique. During sequential printing, the software will print multiple layers of a single model before transitioning to the next model. So it might print 30 layers of our pawn model before it moves over to the knight and prints 30 layers of it. This significantly reduces the amount of movement between models which results in a much cleaner surface finish. It also improves the reliability of the overall print since one model could actually separate from the build plate and fail without ruining the entire batch of parts. The image to the left illustrates the difference between the continuous (left) and sequential (right) printing modes. The thin red lines represent rapid movements where the nozzle is moving to a new location to begin printing. As you can see, the sequential printing mode results in much fewer movements between parts for faster and better looking prints.

Now that you have determined the best way to arrange your parts, the sequential printing setup process is very easy. You can follow the exact same steps outlined in the Multiple Process, Continuous Printing Section, however, we need to select a different option when we finally prepare our FFF processes. Instead of selecting the continuous printing mode when we choose what processes to prepare, we select the sequential printing option. This requires us to enter a value for the vertical clearance that was described above. For the Replicator 2 example, we have a measured clearance of 12mm, assuming the parts are far enough apart to avoid collisions with the blower fan. Enter the appropriate value for your printer and then press OK to create the combined G-Code file. If you followed these steps correctly, you can now enjoy better looking and more efficient multi-part prints!

We have now covered all of the multi-part printing modes available in the Simplify3D Software. Next time you have multiple parts to print, give these great time-saving techniques a try!

When you are printing multiple part in Simplify3D, you may wonder how to avoid printing that nasty spider web-like leakage between parts (as seen in the following image caused by print head movement between parts):

"Continuous printing" prints layer-by-layer, will result in the spider web in our case because we created 2 processes identical to each other (Simplify3D calls the inital case Single Process Printing - but having multiple, identical processes in Continuous Printing yields results similar to Single Process Printing mode).

Simplify3D is a 3D print management software that allows professionals to create print files, generate pre-print simulations, and conduct mesh analysis, among other operations. It allows administrators to set up, control, and switch between multiple machine configurations from within a unified platform.

Simplify3D enables staff members to generate pre-print animated simulations to identify issues, track sequences, and calculate printing speeds. It lets users manage multi-parts printing, adjust printing orders, and optimize part-specific settings. The built-in scripting engine allows employees to insert custom commands, modify critical sequences, and customize the command syntax across new applications.

Simplify3D lets users configure the platform in multiple languages, such as English, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Japanese. It enables team members to manage zits, banding, gaps, or strings to optimize overall printer performance.

Simplify3D is considered one of the best software for 3D printing. It offers a variety of advanced features, including support structures, multiple extruders, and customizable settings. Customer support is also highly regarded, providing prompt and helpful assistance to users. A user-friendly interface and customizable profiles allow users to easily achieve high-quality prints. Overall, Simplify3D has received positive reviews from both beginners and advanced users.

With 3d printing, we can use multiple colors by pausing at distinct layers and swapping the filament. Some 3d printer software has this feature out of the box, while others take a bit of work to configure.

For the Ender 3, this script will make an audible beep and return to the home coordinates when paused. When changing the filament, be sure to extrude any excess filament from the prior material color before resuming the print. And that's it! Now set your print settings and print your multi-color model!

To add the multiple process I just click the add button until I have one for each color. You can then rename them to the color and height ranges if you want. This makes it easier to follow when printing.

Sequential printing enhancements have been made for the purpose of 3D printing multiple objects on a single build plate. Automatic Collision Avoidance identifies potential part collisions in order to prevent them. And Sequential Raft Construction has been added to improve adhesion and reduce failures.

The software contains many features that were specifically created to improve the print quality from multi-extruder printers. Quickly access these features using the built-in Dual Extrusion Wizard for simple setup.

Simplify3D includes an unprecedented level of control for multi-part prints. Adjust the order of how each part is printed, optimize the settings used for different models, or print each object one-by-one to minimize travel movements.

Thank you so much! I was going crazy because I couldn't get Octoprint to finish multi-color print jobs. I was about to try if printing from SD card still worked but setting the correct number of extruders completely slipped my mind...

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