3D print on top of a model already adhered to the bed

[brent113]

This is a problem that has multiple solutions. Here’s 1 option for Luban:

• Make the final model you want into a single model and slice as if it would be printed with a single filament non-stop
• Find out the layer numbers where you want the filament to change in Luban.
• Manually insert the gcode M600 before the layer where you want the change. This will pause and allow you to change the filament before continuing.

Add Command `M600` in Your G-Code File

Step 1, Find the layers in Snapmaker Luban. After you generate G-code in Snapmaker Luban, you can see the number of layers in the 3D printing section. [image] Please find the layers in which you want to change the colour. [Luban15] Step 2, Insert M600 in G-code file Open the G-code file in VS code or other text editor [image] You can find use Ctrl + F to find the layers, in which you want to switch the filament, and then insert M600 before the layers start. For example, if you want t…

Another option would be to use Cura to slice your models with, and then use the plugin called PauseAtHeight to trigger something at the Z height you want

https://stefdev49.github.io/blog/cura/how-to-insert-M600-with-cura

If you really want to do this with separate models there’s ways, but they get even more complicated and I would probably recommend against it.