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ht500:knowledge-base [2016/03/22 08:58] Markus Bürgener [Polycarbonate (PC)] obsolete foot note removed |
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One of the HT500 3D-printer's core features is its dual extrusion functionality. Producing visually appealing bicolored or bimaterial parts, making functional parts out of a two-material combination or highly accurate complex geometries with fully attached soluble support structures become possible with the two hot-ends extruder head. And not only is the 3D printer equipped with the necessary hardware but also provides well-engineered software tools to ensure precise alignment of the hot-ends via the common easy-to-use wizards.\\ | One of the HT500 3D-printer's core features is its dual extrusion functionality. Producing visually appealing bicolored or bimaterial parts, making functional parts out of a two-material combination or highly accurate complex geometries with fully attached soluble support structures become possible with the two hot-ends extruder head. And not only is the 3D printer equipped with the necessary hardware but also provides well-engineered software tools to ensure precise alignment of the hot-ends via the common easy-to-use wizards.\\ | ||
Only load the desired combination of materials and perform the required calibrations, then prepare and upload your G-code and you are ready for dual extrusion. All necessary settings that are required for successfully printing with both hot ends are described in the following.\\ | Only load the desired combination of materials and perform the required calibrations, then prepare and upload your G-code and you are ready for dual extrusion. All necessary settings that are required for successfully printing with both hot ends are described in the following.\\ | ||
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* [[#post-treatment-of-soluble-hips-support|Post-treatment of soluble HIPS support]] | * [[#post-treatment-of-soluble-hips-support|Post-treatment of soluble HIPS support]] | ||
* [[#bicolored-printing|Bicolored printing]] | * [[#bicolored-printing|Bicolored printing]] | ||
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- | //The descriptions given in the following are only valid for hardware revisions later than rev1.3.0. Users of hardware revisions 1.3.0 and older need to equip their 3D printer with the //**wiper upgrade kit**// to participate in the latest developments. The upgrade kit can be ordered pre-assembled with all necessary parts via [[sales@kuelingkuehling.de]].\\ The dual printing profiles released for Slic3r v1.2.8 (and later) are exclusively configured for the use with the wiper.// | ||
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=== Wiper check === | === Wiper check === | ||
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- | As previously mentioned, the HT500 dual extruder function is exclusively designed for the use with a wiper. The //Wiper Upgrade Kit// is available for 3D printers purchased before July 2015. Hardware revisions later than Rev1.3.0 can be equipped on request with the wiper ex factory.\\ | ||
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- | The following assumes that the wiper has already been installed according to the assembly instructions provided at delivery. If otherwise, find the [[ht500:service-guide#wiper-assembly-and-installation|instructions]] here. | ||
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- | [{{:reprap-industrial-v1:wiper_upgrade.png?400|The Wiper Upgrade Kit provides the necessary hardware for successfully printing dual extruder print jobs.}}] | ||
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__Slic3r part info:__\\ (see [[http://manual.slic3r.org/advanced/repairing-models|Slic3r manual]] also)\\ | __Slic3r part info:__\\ (see [[http://manual.slic3r.org/advanced/repairing-models|Slic3r manual]] also)\\ | ||
After opening a file in Slic3r, the info box in the bottom-right corner of the plater shows information on the model status. For a single, suitable part the info must look like:\\ | After opening a file in Slic3r, the info box in the bottom-right corner of the plater shows information on the model status. For a single, suitable part the info must look like:\\ | ||
- | ''Factes: xxxxx (1 shells)''\\ | + | ''Facets: xxxxx (1 shells)''\\ |
''Manifold: Yes''\\ | ''Manifold: Yes''\\ | ||
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|''M220 S<print speed multiplier in percent>'' | Increase/decrease print speed of all drive speeds | M220 S95\\ -> decrease print speed to 95 % of g-code value | | |''M220 S<print speed multiplier in percent>'' | Increase/decrease print speed of all drive speeds | M220 S95\\ -> decrease print speed to 95 % of g-code value | | ||
+ | ==== Increasing the minimum detail resolution of the Slic3r ==== | ||
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+ | - Open your Slic3r in "Expert" mode. | ||
+ | - Open the "Print Settings" tab. | ||
+ | - Choose "Advanced". | ||
+ | - Type the required resolution into the input field "Resolution" in the "Other" frame. We recommended setting the resolution to a value of ''0.05''. | ||
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+ | //Increasing the value can help solving the problem of blob formation. As a standard the value is set to "0" since it may cause problems with support structures.// | ||
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