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=== How To Add Resin === | === How To Add Resin === | ||
- | ** **Resin should only be in the tray for the duration of the printing time. When the print is complete, the resin should be poured out of the tray.** This will help to extend the life of your resin tray, and will reduce the change of damage to your printer as a result of resin leaking from a damaged tray into Ember' | + | |
* Never store trays full of resin in Ember' | * Never store trays full of resin in Ember' | ||
* Before removing the resin tray, remember to always remove the build head, to prevent resin from dripping from the build head onto the window of the projector. | * Before removing the resin tray, remember to always remove the build head, to prevent resin from dripping from the build head onto the window of the projector. | ||
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* The resin tray rotates without any jamming or skipping of steps | * The resin tray rotates without any jamming or skipping of steps | ||
- | You can skip the calibration routine when the build head and resin tray havent been moved. | + | Calibration is only necessary after |
+ | * a failed print | ||
+ | * a changed | ||
+ | * a changed build head | ||
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In the '' | In the '' | ||
- | ==== How much does it cost? ==== | ||
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- | < | ||
- | ( resin amount (in liter) * resin cost * material multiplier ) | ||
- | + | ||
- | ( machine time (in hours) * machine time multiplier ) | ||
- | </ | ||
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- | * resin amount: calculate the volume of your model in a 3D application. Then calculate this amount in liters: | ||
- | * Volume of 3D model (mm3) * ( 10 to the power of -6 ) | ||
- | * resin cost: €108,00 per liter | ||
- | * material multiplier: 30%: material cost *1,3 | ||
- | * machine time multiplier: €0,55 per hour | ||
==== Resin design guidelines ==== | ==== Resin design guidelines ==== | ||
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* Wear nitrile gloves - (throw away after use, or clean them thoroughly with alcohol) | * Wear nitrile gloves - (throw away after use, or clean them thoroughly with alcohol) | ||
- | ==== Calibration ==== | ||
- | Necessary after | + | |
- | * a failed | + | ==== Troubleshooting ==== |
- | * a changed resin tray | + | |
- | * a changed build head | + | - [[https:// |
+ | === Error loading file === | ||
+ | After a long time without use, the printer gave the message 'Error loading file' on the LCD screen when trying to start a new print. In the logs we found errors saying that it couldn' | ||
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+ | * Turn on the printer and connect it to a mac with a usb cable | ||
+ | * Connect to it over ssh: < | ||
+ | * Empty the staging folder: \\ < | ||
+ | cd / | ||
+ | # If there are files present, delete them: | ||
+ | rm * # The -* deletes all files in the current folder | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Empty the print data folder: \\ < | ||
+ | cd / | ||
+ | # If there is a folder present in the Print folder, delete it: | ||
+ | rm -r name_of_the_folder/ | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | |||
+ | Useful command line codes for this job: | ||
+ | * < | ||
+ | * < | ||
+ | * Log files are here: /var/log/ | ||
+ | * < | ||
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+ | If this doesn' | ||
+ | === Tray jamming === | ||
+ | Resin tray moves back and forth rapidly on the separation slide motion. We lowered the separation slide velocity and played with some other settings but no luck. We increased the motor current for both motors but no luck with that also. | ||
+ | Still trying to sold this issue. |