"Probing point 1...16/16" could be done while heating the nozzle and bed in parallel. It's sequential actually and it take so many time
"Probing point 1...16/16" waits the nozzle to cool down to 170ºC. It could actually be done without setting the temperature to 170ºC. Let's imagine the following example:
· First we wait from ambient temperature to 260ºC to load some filament.
· Then we have to wait for cooling down to 170ºC to make the probing point procedure
· After that, we have to wait again to heat up to 260ºC to start printing
We end up waiting 3 heat-cool-heat cycles!
Loading filament should not wait for bed heating: we only need to wait for the nozzle to heat, not the bed.. This could save us some minutes.
"Probing point 1...16/16" could be done while heating the nozzle and bed in parallel. It's sequential actually and it take so many time
"Probing point 1...16/16" waits the nozzle to cool down to 170ºC. It could actually be done without setting the temperature to 170ºC. Let's imagine the following example: · First we wait from ambient temperature to 260ºC to load some filament. · Then we have to wait for cooling down to 170ºC to make the probing point procedure · After that, we have to wait again to heat up to 260ºC to start printing We end up waiting 3 heat-cool-heat cycles!
Loading filament should not wait for bed heating: we only need to wait for the nozzle to heat, not the bed.. This could save us some minutes.