Author: anisoadm

The cut distance is the distance from a cut point to outlet hole of a nozzle. This value should be set only by printer manufacturer.

Z offset is the extruder Z offset relatively to the base point on a print head. If your printer has only one extruder then set this parameter to zero. If printer firmware doesn’t set offset by itself then you should set other extruders offsets relative to base (usually first) extruder. In this case you sholud set offsets for this base extruder offsets to zero.

Y offset is the extruder Y offset relatively to the base point on a print head. If your printer has only one extruder then set this parameter to zero. If printer firmware doesn’t set offset by itself then you should set other extruders offsets relative to base (usually first) extruder. In this case you sholud set offsets for this base extruder offsets to zero.

X offset is the extruder X offset relative to the base point on a print head. If your printer has only one extruder then set this parameter to zero. If printer firmware doesn’t set offset by itself then you should set other extruders offsets relative to base (usually first) extruder. In this case you sholud set offsets for this base extruder offsets to zero.

The has cooling fan flag is the flag which indicates thar extruder has a nozzle cooling fan.

The nozzle diameter is the diameter of the outlet hole of a nozzle.

Z offset is the extruder Z offset relatively to the base point on a print head. If your printer has only one extruder then set this parameter to zero. If printer firmware doesn’t set offset by itself then you should set other extruders offsets relative to base (usually first) extruder. In this case you sholud set offsets for this base extruder offsets to zero.

Y offset is the extruder Y offset relatively to the base point on a print head. If your printer has only one extruder then set this parameter to zero. If printer firmware doesn’t set offset by itself then you should set other extruders offsets relative to base (usually first) extruder. In this case you sholud set offsets for this base extruder offsets to zero.

X offset is the extruder X offset relative to the base point on a print head. If your printer has only one extruder then set this parameter to zero. If printer firmware doesn’t set offset by itself then you should set other extruders offsets relative to base (usually first) extruder. In this case you sholud set offsets for this base extruder offsets to zero.

The end G-code is the code which is executed at the end of print process.