JGMaker Artist-D Replacement Ooze Bucket

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## Updates ### Update 2021-02-04 My second print of v9 had issues when I removed the supports. The outer walls were too thin. I pushed them by 1mm so that you can be a little more rough removing the supports. ### Update 2021-02-03 I've pushed v9 out. This version has a 2mm relief where the frame interference could be. I've also moved the whole brush holding assembly 5mm to the right of where it originally was held. The filament runout purge was dumping right into the brush. After destroying a second brush and not figuring out where in the firmware to change this I decided to modify the bucket. As always, feedback on how it works for you would be much appreciated! The print orientation has changed with this version. The lip on the bucket keeps it from being knocked left and right as the nozzle moves over the bush. Print it on the "flat side" for minimal supports. ---- ** If you want to get an extra 2mm of clearance from the frame v5 should work. Please give me feedback as I haven't tested it just yet. ** The model works for the left side as is. You can either mirror in the slicer or perhaps you can print two using the mirror function of the printer ;) If you're like me you have probably already purged a bunch of hot and molten filament into the brush of your ooze bucket. The nice thing is that the brushes are removable so you can replace them. I wanted to be able to use the cheap ones that Harbor Freight supplies. This is designed to fit that style. I put a M3 hole on the side in case you want to use a brush that is a little narrower. Depending on the height of the bristles you may have to trim them or shim the holder down with a washer. Flip the model upside down and print with supports.