This is what i came up with. A hidden feature in bambu slicer called flush into object provides a unique solution. By turning your model into a purge tower, you can save filament that would otherwise.
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I want to print a multiple colour object and i wanted to see if there was a way to but the material than would be wasted in making a prime tower to use by putting it into a new. ♻️ instead of wasting filament on a purge tower, you can flush color changes into an object—as long as the object is the same height as the main print. This size does well for 2 and.
(you can also do this in your “objects” →.
Right click on your object (fidget cube), select flush options near the bottom, select all 3 options (objects infill, object, support): When the prime tower is enabled it has an identified volume that seems independent of the flushing volumes settings under the filament selection, so where does that. This vertical flush fidget was designed to offset the cost, and reduce the frustration of filament waste. I use my original fidget cube for flushing waste all the time but i wanted one that i could scale vertically to whatever size i needed.
By utilizing a flush object, instead of flushing that color out to waste/poop we are flushing that first color into an object's walls and infill until the new color is ready to print, significantly reducing. It has a small footprint of just 1.5 x 1.5 (38mm) but the height can be z scaled to.
