[Tool changer] Upgrades to the floating bar tool changer: printhead & docks

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This episode is about the upgrades of the printhead and docks.
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[@terryevans1976]

Nice update.

[@benads6847]

brilliant work!
as for better features i think a way to do multi material switching to each separate tool head would be a brilliant way to allow for you to keep material specific toolheads that have different temperature capabilities, years ago i designed a concept for a simple system to allow 20 different material inputs that go to 4 separate outputs, i suppose something like this could be done for as many outputs as there are hot end tool heads! but it requires a better person than me to complete!

[@SlowEngineering]

One of the tool changer's most important advantages is for various materials simultaneously, as you said. Different temperatures or properties of materials can be combined into a print without worrying about clogging the nozzles. The current system is still in development, like how the wires go. I also want to deal with the fumes from ABS printing. Everything that comes together will need more consideration.

[@FarazMKhan]

I am running EBB36 with no issues, specially for ABS chamber temp set to 58c degree. Temp sensor is at nozzle height.

[@SlowEngineering]

That is great. It means the current developing path works.