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. Open 3D Sprint again and click the
Wizard
button to open it. This time, instead of adding a
reference build le to the queue, you will click the
button.
7. Measure the parts printed in Step 6 with calipers or a
micrometer in the X and Y directions. You will measure
the parts four times each in X and Y and input your
measurements in the elds in the wizard that
correspond to the part you are measuring. You will
notice that every time you enter a value, the number in
the "Average" column updates to show you the average
of your measurements.
. Repeat this process for each of the models and click
Next
when you are nished.
9. You will then see the results screen, which will show
you how much the printer will now offset builds with
this build style. It also shows you the scaling
corrections as a percent. Click the
this scaling to your current build style.
10. You will now be able to select this style from the
Style
menu going forward, allowing you to build with
these scale factors at any time.
11. Remember that the Build Style is tied to the print
material you are using. If you use a different print
material on another print job, you will need to run this
wizard again for that material. The software will
automatically create/name the new build style; but you
can click the
Rename
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Scale & Offset
Apply
button to add
Build
button to rename it.
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