Snapmaker U1 / FullSpectrum Tolerance Test
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This remix is intended as a clearance test for physical and virtual filaments using FullSpectrum with the Snapmaker U1. However, this model can be used with other multiple toolheads or filament carriers, as well as single/dual nozzles that allow for filament swaps.
FullSpectrum uses multiple layers of alternating physical filaments to give the appearance of a completely different colored filament. These are assigned as virtual filaments within the slicer. If you were to print this object using just a single physical filament, you would not see any offsets or misalignment. You will notice these issues when assigning physical and virtual filaments to this object.
As seen in these pictures, toolhead #2 (white) was slightly out of alignment and #3 (blue) was greatly out of alignment. Re-running the alignment process on the Snapmaker U1 fixed these issues. The next test showed all tolerances passed.