Configuring Slic3R - SeeMeCNC Rostock MAX v2 Assembly Manual

You'll find it on or close to line #195 in the file. Whatever the value is set to, invert it. If it's
true, change it to "false". If it's false, change it to "true". Save your changes and then upload the
firmware to the RAMBo. Make sure you've got Repetier-Host disconnected or the Arduino IDE won't
be able to talk to the board.

Configuring Slic3r

In order to convert the model of the PEEK fan shroud into something that can be printed, the
model must first be "sliced". You'll be using the slicing utility included with Repeiter-Host called
"Slic3r". To give you a head start on configuring Slic3r, SeeMeCNC has developed a set of default
Slic3r configurations for ABS, PLA and T-Glase (pronounced "Tee Glass"). Head over to
http://www.seemecnc.com/pages/downloads
section headed, "Slic3r Pre-configured Settings for SeeMeCNC Rostock MAXs and Orion Deltas".
Download all three files – we're only going to use the ABS Profile for right now though.
Unpack the ABS Profile into a spot you can find easily. Next we'll load this configuration into
Slic3r.
If you needed to make a firmware change, re-connect Repetier-Host and click on the "Slicer"
tab. Click the Configure button in order to get into the configuration tool for Slic3r.
When the configuration tool starts, click on "File" then "Load Config". Browse to where you
unpacked the ABS Profile and load it. We'll need to make one small change to the Printer Settings tab.
Fig. 23-3: Adjusting the bed size.
Rostock MAX v2 Assembly Guide
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