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I have replaced 2 wipers now in 700 hours on my CC2. The wiper that is on the new purge chute was of interest to me.

I removed the one from the new purge chute to do a comparison. While the basic design is the same it is smaller slightly. It also is not as thick and installs completely different. This wiper is critical when changing filaments. When the nozzle starts ripping the little nubs off the purge can end up sometimes on the bed. Worse is the nozzle doesn't get cleaned properly for leveling.

I had to order my spare wipers direct from Elegoo last month because none were available anywhere that I could find.

One other thing, the reviewers are missing the point of the new chute, it's there for the new wiper. The old wiper wouldn't hold up at all. So just a warning I guess.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL7nE7UgrBw

This is a colorstacked print with 55 color changes. These prints lead to an interesting look and very small amount of waste. The total print time was 16 hours and 37 minutes. I used Polymaker CoPE filaments because I had that on hand in the colors I wanted to use. The 3MF file needs to be worked as the objects need to have changes in the colors tomatch up with the original Bambu print. I like the roughness on the trunk section of the tree.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2527903-colorstacked-tree-of-life#

This is a 2 panel HueForge of Sydney Harbour. Each panel is 220mm x 133MM and over 6.5 millions triangles per panel. 21 layers in height and a layer height of 0.08mm. The total time to print both panels was 17.5 hours. This was 4 colors Black as the base, Anycubic Texture Grey, Comgrow Grey and Polymaker Polysonic White. Each filament was calibrated for the least stringing. The build plate was a Biqu Frostbite at 35C.