I've been crazy busy and haven't had much time to play around with it, or the printer for that matter.
Large Delta's present an issue due to the length of the bowden tube, not to mention placement of the device in-order for the filament detection to work correctly.
I'd say this is more suitable for Cartesian machine where filament chain is much shorter and color corrections happen faster. As it stands, any color corrections have to work through 600mm of tube before the corrected color transition hits the nozzle. ( this is after 200mm tube that the Palette normally uses.) So far this hasn't caused any issues, but it requires a larger transition tower which wastes larger amounts of filament.
Noise isnt really an issue for me as it's about as loud as my power supply in the printer. The power button would be nice, but they also don't want people turning off the machine while it has a chance of the filament being in the melt zone of the splice operation. It only heats up during that operations, hence causing a jam if the Palette tries to cold feed. With the newest firmware, we have a way to clear jams and force the heater to come on to clear the filament chain if needed.
Hopefully soon, I'll get more free time to mess around with it again.
