3D Printing Guide for Beginners
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Presented to the Do Space staff by Gordon Wyant of Bellevue Public Library on 21 September 2015.
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3D Printing Guide for Beginners
- 1. Presented by Gordon Wyant
- 2. Dimension 1200 es UPrint SE Plus Makerbot Replicator 5th gen
- 3. Loading and positioning mesh
- 10. Slicing options
- 11. Filament options
- 12. Printer options
- 13. Printer options
- 14. Printer options
- 15. Print preview
- 16. Print job gcode
- 17. Manual Control
- 19. Printer Issues • Z-axis calibration and bed leveling • Extruder temperature • Extruder, flow rate calibration, and print speed • Clogged extruder nozzle • Drive wheel stripping filament • Stepper motors binding
- 20. Printer Issues Z-axis calibration and bed leveling
- 22. Printer Issues Extruder and flow rate calibration and also print speed
- 25. Printer Issues Stepper motor slipping or binding
- 27. Mesh issues Not manifold ∙ Flipped normal ∙ Surface Orientation ∙ Duplicate and orphaned triangles
- 28. User Error
- 30. Initiates
- 34. Dimension 1200 es Ideal for the tight tolerances required for engineering uses Soluble support material for accurate and dependable support Print and leave printing
- 35. UPrint SE Plus Prints accurately and easily Ideal for design and rapid and accurate prototyping Print and go printer
- 36. Makerbot Replicator Easy to use and beginner friendly Great for rapid prototyping and dust collectors Great features like quick swap extruder assembly
- 37. Extruder Calibration 1. Measure 100 mm of filament and mark both ends of the measurement 2. Extrude the filament until the first mark sits at the top of the extruder assembly 3. Set your printer to manually extrude 100mm of filament
- 38. Extruder Calibration 4. Measure the distance between the top mark of your 100mm and the top of the extruder assembly. Your mark may have gone into the extruder. If this has happened, mark at the top of the extruder and retract the filament until your original mark clears the top of the extruder. Measure the distance between those two marks.
- 39. Extruder Calibration 5. Add or subtract that measurement from 100. If your original mark was above the top of the extruder, subtract. If the mark went into the extruder assembly, add. This number is the actual mm extruded instead of the 100 you set it to extrude. 6. Make note of that number. In this example - 105.03
- 40. Extruder Calibration 7. Open your Firmware EEPROM Settings. 8. At the far right of the steps per mm line, make note of the number in the E field. 113.68 in this example.
- 41. Extruder Calibration 9. Multiply this number by 100 and then divide by the actual measurement. This will give you the new steps required to extrude 100mm of filament 10. NS = (100*OSteps) / Actual Length In this example: 11. 107.958=(100*113.68) / 105.03
- 42. Extruder Calibration 12. Input this new number into the E field in your Steps Per MM line of your firmware EEPROM settings. 13. Save and move on to Flow Rate calibration.
- 43. Flow Rate Calibration 1. Make a new slicing profile with the following settings: Print Settings • Your standard layer height (.3) • Perimeter of 1 • Solid layers of 3 • 0% infill • Default extrusion width (.42)
- 44. Flow Rate Calibration 2. Filament Settings • Extrusion multiplier of 1 • Measure the diameter of your filament with a set of calipers and put that number into the diameter field.
- 45. Flow Rate Calibration 3. Slice a basic cube using this new slicing profile. 4. Start that print and stop the print after a few layers after the base layers. 5-10 is a good number. 5. Measure the wall width with a set of calipers and make note of that number 6. We hope this number will be the same as the default extrusion width. It probably won’t be.
- 46. Flow Rate Calibration 7. Divide your target number (.42) by the width of the wall you measured. For example .42/.49 8. This number will be your new extrusion multiplier. In this example .85 9. Place this number into the extrusion multiplier field. 10. Repeat the last 6 steps to verify your new extrusion multiplier results in your desired extrusion width.