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| **Standard settings:** 1st colour, 2nd supports. These can be modified in the settings. You can use different types of filament within reason but consider the heat of the bed. | **Standard settings:** 1st colour, 2nd supports. These can be modified in the settings. You can use different types of filament within reason but consider the heat of the bed. | ||
| Always make sure the filament in each line matches that in the software. | Always make sure the filament in each line matches that in the software. | ||
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| + | ===== Etiquette ===== | ||
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| + | Only two 3D printers should be used by a member at any one time. If it is especially busy consider using one to be considerate of others. | ||
| ===== Manual ===== | ===== Manual ===== | ||
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| All Hackspace 3D printers use 1.75mm filament. Most filaments such as PLA, ABS, PETG, FLEX etc are supported. Do not use filaments that require a nozzle temperature above 285°C such as polycarbonate. | All Hackspace 3D printers use 1.75mm filament. Most filaments such as PLA, ABS, PETG, FLEX etc are supported. Do not use filaments that require a nozzle temperature above 285°C such as polycarbonate. | ||
| + | Abrasive filaments can be used on toolhead 1 as it has an ObXidian nozzle, but printing them on any other toolhead will wear down and break the brass nozzles. Examples of abrasive filaments are CF / GF filaments, wood and metal filaments, and glow in the dark filaments. Please also structure your multi-material prints to avoid printing with the brass nozzles on top of an abrasive filament. | ||
| ===== Inserting filament ===== | ===== Inserting filament ===== | ||