From video description:
You can see it printing bridges at 80mm/s, much slower than a failed 200mm/s test I did before this. With proper cooling, slower speeds works much better! I am tempted to slow it even more.
There is a moment when I thought there would be a nasty string, but it was somehow suspended on a whisker at the last moment...
The print is also surprisingly clean since I dropped the temperature to a more standard 185degC during printing. Hardly any visible whiskers between the two towers, and also only a few small blobs caused by minor oozing. Previously printed at 200degC to assist my previous extruder.
