User`s manual

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Osets
Two extruders printing toggles either to press extruder based on G-Code T0 (0 tool) and T1. When the
rmware meets T0, using the main extruder (the right one), and when she meets T1 passes control to
the le of the extruder motor. Basically, apart from steering gear of the motor either extruder, rm-
ware continues to move the two print heads with the only trick to add an OFFSET to the coordinates
of the G-Code to overlay exactly the point of the original coordinates T1 extruder. The value of the o-
set is therefore crucial to have a perfectly aligned on the two extruded laments. Normally this value
hovers around-58.5 mm for X and Y to 0, but it can happen that we should make some readjustment.
To do this we need a le rst to enable us to alternate the two extruders on a design that easily allows
you to recognize the misalignment. In our site you can nd the SM_Test_Bicolor_NG le.Gcode that
has been developed exactly for this purpose.By opening the le with a text editor you can edit the
rst few lines of the le (around line 25), the value written thereupon M218, increasing or decreasing
it according to your needs. The syntax for the F-series is M218 T1 X 35.5-Y0 while the S series is M218
T1 X 58.5-Y0. Start printing with the current values and see how the rst layer is made: we start with
the perimeters that are alternated between the two extruders, so there is a large part of the border
rst, followed by the extruder with ll the second extruder. First carefully observed four: perimeters
are alternated correctly? Are oset only on an axis? Found the correct oset value, you can enter it in
the start g-code of your slic3r ShareBotDualstrusion’s prole.