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Summary of Contents for MakerBot Sketch Sprint
- Page 1 User Manual...
- Page 2 Manual in a timely manner or at all. Contact the MakerBot Support Team for up-to-date information. In order to protect MakerBot proprietary and confidential information and/or trade secrets, this manual may describe some aspects of MakerBot technology in generalized terms.
- Page 3 This manual includes the following chapters and topics: Chapter 1 Safety and Compliance Compliance and regulatory information Safety certification Safety messages Hazards Chapter 2 Introduction About the MakerBot Sketch Sprint Specifications Main components Chapter 3 Getting started Unboxing Setting up the Sketch Sprint Guided setup Chapter 4...
- Page 4 Chapter 1 - Safety and Compliance The MakerBot Sketch Sprint was designed with safety in mind. With its fully enclosed design, integrated HEPA filtration system, and compliance with industry safety guidelines, the Sketch Sprint is suitable for classrooms. Compliance and regulatory information...
- Page 5 This product complies with IEC62368-1 with CB Certification for the following countries: USA/Canada CSA/UL 62368-1:2019 (cULus) EN IEC 62368-1:2020+A11:2020 BS EN IEC 62368- 1:2020+A11:2020 Australia AS/NZS 62368.1:2022 Saudi Arabia SASO-IEC 62368-1:2020 China GB 4943.1-2022 Japan J62368-1(2023) Korea KC 62368-1(2021-08) MakerBot Sketch Sprint User Manual EN 12/2024 v1.1...
- Page 6 Manual to learn about all product features and safety related information. General safety information • MakerBot products are not intended for use by persons with reduced physical and/or mental capabilities, or persons with lack of experience and knowledge, unless they are supervised or have been given instructions concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
- Page 7 Mechanical safety Warning: The MakerBot Sketch Sprint includes moving parts that may cause injury. Never reach inside the MakerBot Sketch Sprint while it is in operation. Keep the door and lid closed during operation. Pinching and entanglement hazard. Do not reach into the top area of the printer during operation due to a pinching hazard.
- Page 8 Emission hazard Caution: The MakerBot Sketch Sprint melts plastic during printing. Plastic odors and particles may be emitted during this operation. Make sure to set up the MakerBot Sketch Sprint in a well- ventilated area. During 3D printing, Ultrafine Particles (UFPs), Volatile Organic Compounds ( VOCs), and other chemical substances may be emitted.
- Page 9 Chapter 2 - Introduction Welcome to your new MakerBot Sketch Sprint! In this section of the User Manual, you will be introduced to the parts and specifications of this 3D printer. Getting to know the main components and their names is helpful during the installation and operation of the MakerBot Sketch Sprint.
- Page 10 Cloud: UltiMaker Digital Factory Desktop: Cura 5.9 or newer Supported model file types MakerBot (.makerbot), STL (.stl), .catpart, .dae, .gib, .iges, .ipt, .obj, .par, .sab, .sat, .sldprt, .wrl x_t, .3mf Recommended browser Latest version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari...
- Page 11 Nozzle Internal filter Build plate with removable flex plate Recirculation fan External filter Spool cover Filament sensor cover Guide tube (entrance) Filament sensor Material spool Filter Filter cover Guide tube (exit) Door MakerBot Sketch Sprint User Manual EN 12/2024 v1.1...
- Page 12 Chapter 3 - Getting Started When you set up your MakerBot Sketch Sprint 3D Printer, remember that it was built and packaged very carefully. We hope you will take your time and be just as careful unpacking it and getting it set up.
- Page 13 Press the power button on the front left of the machine to turn the printer on. To turn off your MakerBot Sketch Sprint, press the power button on the front of the printer and follow the print on the UI touchscreen. You can also hold the power button for 10 seconds to force the printer to shut down.
- Page 14 Guided Setup The first time you turn on your MakerBot Sketch Sprint, you will be guided through the initial setup process using the MakerBot Sketch Sprint user interface. This guided setup will walk you through setting a name for your printer, connecting the printer to an internet connection, setting up a security PIN, running calibrations, loading material, running your test print, and connecting your printer to Digital Factory .
- Page 15 The test print will take around 11 minutes. The display screen will show progress of the print. Connecting to Digital Factory Connect your MakerBot Sketch Sprint to the UltiMaker Digital Factory for a seamless, cloud-based workflow. Go to digitalfactory.ultimaker.com and log in (or create a new account).
- Page 16 Chapter 4 - Operation Your MakerBot Sketch Sprint is now fully set up and ready to print! In this chapter, you’ll learn how to navigate the printer’s user interface, start and remove prints with ease, and change materials. We’ll cover all handy features and options in the menu to help you make the most of your Sketch Sprint.
- Page 17 USB or the internal storage. You can also send print jobs to the printer via the Cloud, if the Sketch Sprint is connected to the Digital Factory. See more information in Chapter 5. 1. Start a print job...
- Page 18 Warning: Hot surfaces! Parts of the printer might be hot. Leave the printer closed until the thermometer icon at the top right corner of the screen is not colored red anymore. After you select Confirm Removal on the touchscreen, the next print job can be started. MakerBot Sketch Sprint User Manual EN 12/2024 v1.1...
- Page 19 Material The MakerBot Sketch Sprint is compatible with Sketch series materials. This includes PLA and Tough PLA (1.75 mm). The spool is placed on the integrated spool holder on the right side of the printer. A clear cover is placed over the spool. This protects it from dust and external influences, such as someone accidentally touching the material during the print progress.
- Page 20 The Settings menu contains a wide variety of options and features that help you make the most out of your 3D printer. This section explains all of the menu options. Tip: Visit the MakerBot Sketch Sprint support pages at support.makerbot.com for more information about each of the settings.
- Page 21 Security Settings: Set or remove a security PIN. You can also lock the printer from this menu when a PIN is already set. Factory Reset: Resetting to factory settings will erase any user data and modified settings from the printer. It will also erase any Digital Factory connections. MakerBot Sketch Sprint User Manual EN 12/2024 v1.1...
- Page 22 Preparing a print To start a 3D print on the MakerBot Sketch Sprint, the 3D model must be sliced first. The printer reads 3D print files in the .makerbot format. UltiMaker Digital Factory can generate .makerbot files from many 3D file formats using a powerful and user-friendly cloud slicer.
- Page 23 Chapter 6 - Printer Maintenance As soon as you take your MakerBot Sketch Sprint 3D printer out of the box, it is ready to print high-quality models. However, like any machine, routine maintenance is needed. Here are some ways you can keep your MakerBot Sketch Sprint printing smoothly.
- Page 24 Replacing the extruder The extruder, or nozzle assembly, on the MakerBot Sketch Sprint, can easily be replaced. If the nozzle is clogged and the blockage can’t be cleared, or if the nozzle is damaged, quickly replace it with a new one.
- Page 25 Settings > Printer > Filament Detection. Air filters To prevent the potential exposure of users to small particles, the Makerbot Sketch Sprint 3D printer can filter the air from the build chamber. The printer will automatically turn on the filration system when printing. The filtration fans can also be turned on manually, outside of a print process.
- Page 26 Leveling. Maintaining the build plate The surface of the MakerBot Sketch Sprint build plate allows for excellent print adhesion and print quality. The surface can be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol or dish soap and water to remove oils and residue from handling.
- Page 27 Guided setup: The set of tasks that runs when you print is built. This plate is optimized for a great user turn on the MakerBot Sketch Sprint for the first time. experience. It offers good adhesion during printing, The setup assistant helps you load material and start but also easily releases the print when finished.
- Page 28 If you need help resolving an issue with your MakerBot Sketch Sprint, open a case with the MakerBot Support Team at the web address above. MakerBot Sketch Sprint User Manual...
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