Palette 2 Pro 3D Filament AMS - (Automatic Material Management System)

Would you like to print multiple colors (AMS) on your existing printer? Is that even possible?

Yes, you can with the Palette 2 Pro Multi-Material Filament System.

This is your own AMS - (Automatic Material Management System) in a box

With the Palette 2 pro, you can combine four different filaments (even different colors) and feed them into any 3D printer. 

Yes, even your old Ender 3 printer can now do multiple colour printing.

So you do not have to buy special 3D printers to do multi-color printing.

Features:

Drive: Palette 2s all-metal drive systems, inspired by those on industrial FDM machines, accurately control filament to ensure the right lengths are driven from each input.

Cut: A rotary cutter system slices filament to ensure a clean, low-resistance cut, time after time.

Connect: Palette 2's updated Splice Core connects filaments together end-to-end before passing them through a machined PTFE (Teflon) channel and splicing them together. Palette 2's improved splice mechanism creates stronger and more reliable bonds between filaments.

Cool: The newly spliced filament is passed to our buffer to cool and ensure that it keeps tight dimensions before being passed to your printer.

Calibrate: There's no need to attach our Scroll Wheel to your printer anymore as it is now built inside of Palette 2, allowing for more precise calibration and a streamlined Palette experience.

FAQ

Q: Does Palette 2 work with 2.85mm or 3mm filament?
A: Sorry, no! Palette 2 only works with 1.75mm filament.
   
Q: What materials does Palette 2 work with?
A: Palette 2 supports several combinations of materials. A full list can be found on the Palette 2 multi-material printing guide at http://mm3d.co/multi-material.
 
Q: How do Palette 2 and the printer know which color is which?
A: Each color/material is a separate model. If you are printing in 4 colors/materials, you will need 4 different model files.
You can find models at http://mm3d.co/stuff-to-print or learn how to split 1 STL into multiple models at http://mm3d.co/meshmixer.
The model is sliced as a multi-body G-code file. The G-code file is processed in Mosaic Chroma (free, easy-to-use software) or CANVAS (our web-based slicer/customizer/modifier) to create new files for the printer Palette 2 with instructions on when to switch between filaments.
 
Q: Any software requirements?
A: Mosaic CANVAS software (free at https://canvas3d.io) or Chroma software (free software that accepts G-code and tells Palette 2 how much of each filament is required) works on Windows (7, 8, 10 or higher, 32-bit and 64-bit), macOS (Mountain Lion/10.8 or newer), and Linux (x64, tested on Ubuntu 16.04).