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. Pour material into the print tray. Use the steps etched in the
side of the print tray as a guide, with the bottom step being the
minimum ll amount and the top step being the maximum ll
amount. It is best to make sure the material is lled to the
middle limit before starting a build. Starting a build with only
the minimum ll risks the printer running out of material during
the build. Filling to the max level, or beyond, risks spilling
material during a build and/or when removing the print tray. 3D
Sprint will also provide an estimated material usage and
recommended ll level in the tray.
NOTE: You may have enough material in the print tray
from a previous pour. In this case, it is okay not to pour
more material in the tray. Simply follow the instructions
as if you did pour.
9. Close printer door.
print job.
10. Your print job will now begin. You will see a countdown
timer on the printer screen. Printing times will vary
depending on the scope of the build. The time format for
the printing timer is HR:MM.
11. When the print job is complete, you will see the screen at
the right. Please proceed to the section
Print via USB Drive
If the printer is not on a network, you will need to send print jobs via a USB device. This section assumes you have
prepared the build le in 3D Sprint and transferred the le to the USB device.
NOTE: The printer will only hold one build le at a time in its memory. If you try to load another build le
from the USB device, it will overwrite the most-recent build le written to the machine. Once the printer
begins printing, you will not be able to submit any print jobs via 3D Sprint or via USB.
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Hold down
the power button to begin your
Post
Processing.
User Guide
Printer Message
Printer Message
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Printing
4H:10M remaining
Print complete
Clear platform
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