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Hey Raman, to answer your questions:
1. The printer would be compatible as long as the printer fits the criteria (non-proprietary 1.75 mm filament, using either Canvas or PrusaSlicer. We wouldn't be compatible with any other slicers at this time.
2. We have a setup article here (mm3d.co/p3-firstprint). If you're wondering about how Palette stays in calibration with your printer, we have information on the system here (mm3d.co/ping-pong)
3. You can purchase replacement splice cores, but it would not be able to be used separate from Palette (mm3d.co/spare-parts). If you're interested in splicing spools, there is Multi-Spool mode (mm3d.co/p3-multispool).
Not at the moment. The reason for this is that there is no slicer that would be capable of producing the proper files for Palette at the moment.
We wouldn't be compatible with this printer for calibrated prints, but you would be able to use it with non-calibrated features (random, gradient, pattern, and multi-spool mode).
Yes, we would be compatible with these printers.
Hey there, yes, we are compatible with this printer.
Yes, we can run in Connected mode with the Ender 3V2 printer.
Yes, we would be compatible with this printer.
No, there is a minimimum splice length. If you'd like to print something without a transition length, you can use something like Random or Pattern mode.
Hi Thomas, what issues are you experieincing? If you have any questions, you can reach out to us at support@mosaicmfg.com and we'd be happy to help.
Hey Margus, please use your Palette in Accessory mode by following the steps here: mm3d.co/p3-accessory
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