This requires stopping the 3D printer at the right layer, moving the print head out of the way, inserting the PCB, and moving the head back to where it stopped. Gcode to the rescue. By ...
resulting in print times that are much higher than they should be. Enter Arc Welder, a GCode compression tool written by [FormerLurker] that scrutinizes GCode files, hunts for these tiny segments ...
which then acts like a mop when starting to print the first layer. What would happen with the stock g-code at the start of the print is the hotend would get up to temperature and start to ooze ...
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