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| lulzbot_taz_6:lulzbot_taz_6 [2023/03/13 07:12] – [Pause before print] formlab | lulzbot_taz_6:lulzbot_taz_6 [2025/01/15 05:32] (current) – [Maintenance] formlab | ||
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| - | * [[:How much does FDM printing cost?]] | + | * [[https:// |
| * [[:Filament options]] | * [[:Filament options]] | ||
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| ===== Pause before print ===== | ===== Pause before print ===== | ||
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| + | ===== Print on fabric ===== | ||
| + | * Get a stretchy kind of fabric. Lycra seems to work well. <wrap hi>More details are coming</ | ||
| + | * Create a vector drawing with max dimensions of 25x25cm. | ||
| + | * A combination of lines and gaps seem to work well. | ||
| + | * Fully closed shapes won't change the curvature of the fabric after printing. | ||
| + | * Export as SVG file | ||
| + | * Make a 3D model from the vector file | ||
| + | * Use Fusion 360 or Blender for ex. | ||
| + | * extrude the shapes vertically 0.3mm | ||
| + | * Slice in Cura | ||
| + | * If the drawing is only lines, try minimizing infill and up the amount of walls for cleaner lines. | ||
| + | * slow down the initial layer speed to 8mm/sec | ||
| + | * Export the G-code | ||
| + | * Post process the G-code | ||
| + | * Open the gcode in a text editor and add this ' | ||
| + | * Save and put on an SD card | ||
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| + | * Change filament | ||
| + | * Run the G-code (Menu item '' | ||
| + | * When the print head moves up and the printer pauzes, stretch the fabric over the build plate | ||
| + | * Clamp the fabric with small clamps around the bed. <wrap hi> Be careful to not move the print bed. The motors are de-energised and the bed can accidentally be moved by hand. We should look for a fix.</ | ||
| + | * Check that the fabric or clamps won't bump into things or trigger the limit switches. | ||
| + | * When ready, click '' | ||
| + | * While the printer head moves down, manually push some filament into the print head to prime the nozzle. Put a scrap piece of paper under the nozzle to catch any molten plastic that squirts out. | ||
| + | * Lock the feeder into place just before the printer starts | ||
| + | * Go into '' | ||
| ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ||
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| * [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
| * [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
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| ==== Every 2 months ==== | ==== Every 2 months ==== | ||