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2021-01-16T17:02:54Z

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	#retraction_speed = 40.0		#retraction_speed = 40.0
	#retraction_amount = 2.5		#retraction_amount = 2.5
	bottom_thickness = 0.3		#bottom_thickness = 0.3
	#travel_speed = 50		#travel_speed = 50
	#bottom_layer_speed = 25		#bottom_layer_speed = 25
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	G92 E0 ; reset the extruder origin - whithout this, there were interesting artefacts		G92 E0 ; reset the extruder origin - whithout this, there were interesting artefacts
	;M851 Z-2 ; Set the Z probe offset to -2		;M851 Z-2 ; Set the Z probe offset to -2. Used only for first calibrations.

	end.gcode =		end.gcode =
	G28 X0 Y0 ;move X/Y to min endstops, so the head is out of the way		G28 X0 Y0 ;move X/Y to min endstops, so the head is out of the way

	M104 S0 ; make sure the extuder is turned off.		M104 S0 ; make sure the extuder is turned off.

	M140 S0 ; make sure the bed is turned off.		M140 S0 ; make sure the bed is turned off.
	;G0 Z320 ; take bed back down
	M84 ; steppers off		;G0 Z320 ; take bed back down. Not used in D3D Universal, used in Pro
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			M84 ; steppers off. Probably better to keep this on in Universal, so head doesn't drop onto the print at the end

	=Object Design Notes=		=Object Design Notes=

2021-01-16T17:00:37Z

D3D Cura Settings

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 The industry standard settings for the D3D printer for production printing at OSE are:
 #Nozzle size - 1.2 mm
-#Layer height - 0.4 mm
+#Layer height - 0.4 mm. This produces really strong, and decent looking prints. You can go down to smaller layers, and go up to 0.8 for really fast prints, but they will not be as strong. 1.2mm/0.4 is the standard setting for very strong and fast prints.
 #Filament diameter - 2.85
 #Sink object - 5 mm for 3D printed corners
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 #Spiralize Outer Contour - for single-line prints
 #Line width - even though the nozzle is 1.2 - we can print 1.0 line widths, and even 0.8 mm if necessary for smaller features such as holes near the edge on the extruder.
+#Raft - never used in history of the project yet.
 =Object Design Notes=

2021-01-16T16:43:51Z

D3D Cura Settings

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	#Nozzle size - 1.2 mm		#Nozzle size - 1.2 mm
	#Layer height - 0.4 mm		#Layer height - 0.4 mm
			#Filament diameter - 2.85
			#Sink object - 5 mm for 3D printed corners
	#Brim - typically no brim unless only a small portion of the printed object is touching. Brim lines recommended are typically 5-10		#Brim - typically no brim unless only a small portion of the printed object is touching. Brim lines recommended are typically 5-10
	#Raft - never		#Raft - never
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	#Line width - even though the nozzle is 1.2 - we can print 1.0 line widths, and even 0.8 mm if necessary for smaller features such as holes near the edge on the extruder.		#Line width - even though the nozzle is 1.2 - we can print 1.0 line widths, and even 0.8 mm if necessary for smaller features such as holes near the edge on the extruder.
	#		#

			=Object Design Notes=
			#When designing objects with large flat bottoms, put a chamfer on the bottom so that you can get a tool under the chamfer to pry the object off the print bed.

	=.4 mm Nozzle on Lulzbot Mini=		=.4 mm Nozzle on Lulzbot Mini=

2021-01-16T16:42:07Z

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			=D3D Cura Settings=

			The industry standard settings for the D3D printer for production printing at OSE are:
			#Nozzle size - 1.2 mm
			#Layer height - 0.4 mm
			#Brim - typically no brim unless only a small portion of the printed object is touching. Brim lines recommended are typically 5-10
			#Raft - never
			#Spiralize Outer Contour - for single-line prints
			#Line width - even though the nozzle is 1.2 - we can print 1.0 line widths, and even 0.8 mm if necessary for smaller features such as holes near the edge on the extruder.
			#

	=.4 mm Nozzle on Lulzbot Mini=		=.4 mm Nozzle on Lulzbot Mini=

2017-04-23T03:09:40Z

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	=.4 mm Nozzle on Lulzbot Mini=		=.4 mm Nozzle on Lulzbot Mini=

			This is what I did for 0.4 mm nozzle, as opposed to 0.5 standard. I reduced the values until the yellow highlight disappeared, assuming that the yellow highlight is no go. Result was stringy, so I left the settings at the 0.5 settings when using the 0.4 nozzle, and it worked much better.

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2017-04-23T03:07:51Z

.4 mm Nozzle on Lulzbot Mini

2017-04-23T02:20:10Z

2017-04-23T02:13:06Z

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