6.
The main Tip Calibration page will display again. Proceed with the Manual Tip Calibration as
described in
"Manual Tip Calibration" on page 144
Figure 6-7:
Automatic Tip Calibration Option
MANUAL TIP CALIBRATION
Tip offset values are the distance between the model and support tips in the X, Y and Z directions. Accurate tip
offset values ensure that support toolpaths are accurately located in reference to model toolpaths. Inaccurate tip
offset values can cause part quality issues, such as support material embedded in a part or improperly
supported parts.
Manual Tip Calibration sets the X, Y and Z distance between the model and support tips. This calibration
requires you to analyze a calibration part once it's built, and manually supply the printer with correction values,
as needed, in order to calibrate the printer.
Note: It is recommended to use ABS or ASA material for the manual calibration
part. (PC-ABS may be difficult to remove from tray to measure the Z height).
To Perform a Manual Tip Calibration:
1.
Print a calibration part; you will analyze this part in order to determine correction values.
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