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Remove nozzle over-prime move from start G-Code #27
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It is no longer needed because Anker fixed the over-retraction behavior that made this necessary. New default behavior primes the nozzle correctly.
It is no longer needed because Anker fixed the over-retraction behavior that made this necessary. New default behavior primes the nozzle correctly. Removed nozzle re-prime from start G-Code
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The old fix for Anker over-retracting the filament during homing is no longer needed. The homing behavior now correctly primes the nozzle and the old fix now causes a huge blob to come out of the nozzle just before the print starts. I've thoroughly tested this change with PLA and PETG and it works like a dream.