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[FR] Use Firmware Retraction before "Stop Print" function #16406
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Have you tried it with this option in
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Will work for my problem, thanks. |
Say for example an Ender3 you'd want something like this:
Specifically mind the |
Would it work with #define EVENT_GCODE_SD_STOP "G10\nG27 P2", if firmware retraction is enabled? |
I've never used firmware based retraction, so I don't know, however doing some brief googling would seems to suggest you might be right. |
The other consideration is whether you want to retract the same amount at the end of a print, as opposed to during printing, since that might not per-se be the case. |
I will try it out, and will tell the outcome. |
For the first test it works great.
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Description
Marlin could have an option in Configuration_adv.c to apply the Firmware Retraction when the "Stop Print" is pressed in the LCD menu.
Feature Workflow
Just a little change to the "Stop Print" function.
If Firmware Retraction is enabled, than before it turns off the heating and would park the printer, it could use the Firmware Retraction value first, than do the usual.
It would not leave a string behind the nozzle, and would not ooze.
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