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4. In the Wizard, you will see the following buttons,
depending on whether 3D Sprint is connected to the
printer:
a. If you are using the Standard Build Style,
Reference Build to
automatically create a .pxl le with four standard
parts and submit it to the print queue. These parts
will be printed using the Standard Build Style and
other background factors.
b. If you are using a custom Build Style, click
Custom Reference Build
i. Open the Smart Supports dialog window and
click
Create
ii. In the Build Style window, manually set the
following elds to 0: X Offset and Y Offset.
iii. In the Build Style window, manually set the
following elds to 100%: Scaling Factor X and
Scaling Factor Y.
iv. Print the part.
If 3D Sprint is not connected to the printer over
c.
your network, the top button will instead
read Save Reference Build File. This will output a
.pxl le that you can save to your computer or
USB device, to load on the printer later.
5. Run the printing process, as outlined in the section
Begin Your Print
like the models at the right. They should be roughly
(clockwise from top-left) 13x10mm, 18x15mm,
23x20mm, 28x25mm. The dimensions and x/y axes will
be printed on the part. Post-process the parts as in the
section
Post
Processing.
NOTE: Some printer con gurations will print ve
models. Be sure to include this model's
measurements in future Steps in the wizard.
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click Add
Queue. Doing this will
File. Then do the following:
Supports.
Job. This will print four parts that look
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