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# '''Import your model onto the print computer'''. It is easiest if you print using our dedicated print computer (Fixme-SPM) which is located next to the printer. You can import the model by dragging it into the [https://foo.fixme.ch/marcha/ drag and drop service], using a USB key, using IRC, or using a cloud hosting service such as [http://ge.tt/ Ge.tt] or [https://mega.co.nz/# Mega]. If you log into your email/dropbox/etc account on the machine, don't forget to use incognito mode.# '''Open Cura and open your model(s)'''. Open Cura from the sidebarActivities menu, and click on the [https://fixme.ch/w/images/d/dd/Cura-load.png Load button]. Select one or more .STL or .DAE files that you would like to print. Please note that prints that reach near the limits of the print volume (21 x 21 x 20.5 cm) will fail.# '''Adjust your model for printing'''. Use the Rotate, Scale, and Mirror buttons to print your model as you want (bottom left of 3D view).

## '''Layer height''': the Ultimaker can print between 0.1mm 06mm and 0.25mm3mm. 0.1mm should only be used for high precision, high detail prints; 0.15mm should be used for normal prints; 0.2-0.25mm should be used for fast prints where you don't mind the quality (e.g. holder, internal component, etc).

## '''Enable retraction''': this retracts the filament when the nozzle moves from one area to another whilst not printing. It is best to leave this enabledunless you're using flexible filament.

## '''Fill density''': this is the density of the fill inside your model. Due to an excellent calibration of our Ultimaker, almost all prints will require less than 30% fill. 10% for just structural support, 24% for an average print (after 25% Cura slices your model differently), 30% for a solid print of an average sized object. For objects that require superior structural strength, up to 60% is recommended. 80% can be used for very small complex objects, and 100% is can be used on a case-by-case basisfor things like keys and bottle openers.## '''Print speed''': this is the speed at which the Ultimaker will print. 100mm20-50mm/s for detailed prints, 50-80mm/s is recommended for detailed most prints, 120mm100mm/s for average prints, and up to 150mm/s for fast, lower quality prints.## '''Printing temperature''': we have tested and 235°C works bestchoose the temperature based on the print speed. Leave it as is210° C for <80mm/s, 235° C for 120mm/s. Select in the 210-240°C range.

## '''Platform adhesion type''': not required for PLA prints, unless you have a lot of places where the model touches the platform.

## '''Flow''': I have no clue what the rate at which the filament is extruded. 100% is the normal rate, if you're having issues with extrusion you can increase this does.# '''Open printer interface'''. Click on the Print button. If you see a Save button instead, make sure that the USB cable is connected, the power strip is on, and the switch on the printer is set to on. Sometimes Cura doesn't see the printer right away, so you can try ctrl + p.# '''Prepare for printing'''. Set the desired temperature, using the up/down buttons - otherwise it aindoesn't brokestart heating. Whilst waiting for the hot end to heat up, and <u>check that the filament hasn't broken</u> in the back (if it has, pull out/snap out the remaining bit, and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDizDuAyK9E reinsert new filament]). Once the extruder has heated up, lower the print platform a bit (10 button under the +Z arrow), and then extrude some filament (click the 10 button several times under the +E arrow), until the filament comes out cleanly from the extruder.# '''Print'''. Remove any extruded filament from the extruder and from the print bed, and then click Print. Make sure that filament is coming out of the extruder as it starts printing the first layer. If it isn't, cancel the print, and repeat the previous step.# '''Watch the print'''. Make sure you look after how the print is going via the [http://webcam.fixme.ch webcam]. Pay attention to the following:## If you notice that the filament is coming out in clumps and is missing some spots, cancel the print, and make sure that the filament isn't broken/finished/stuck in extruder/slipped on extruder motor behind. Replace the filament and extrude a bit out to make sure it works before restarting the print.## If your print starts peeling from the platform, you can either try to save it by holding it down with unorthodox means, or cancel the print. Before restarting the print, adjust your parameters to ensure it doesn't happen again.## If you see that partway through your print the model has shifted, it means that one of the axis has slipped - you'll need to cancel the print and troubleshoot further.## If the printer starts to make grinding noises, cancel the print immediately.# '''Remove the printed object'''. Once the printer has finished printing, carefully remove the object with the tools next to the printer. It is best to use the chisel and then the spudger to remove your prints. If you scrape of or damage the blue tape on the print surface, please replace it for the next person. When done printing, turn off the printer, the printing machine, and don't touch forget to pay for what you printed ;)# '''Finish your print'''. Some prints might be ready right after printing, whilst others need a bit of working on. You can use a cutter to trim off any loose filament, sandpaper to smoothen out surfaces, or a hot air gun to bend your items. Note that the sandpaper will leave white plastic dust stuck in your print, and itmight not be the finish you were looking for.The hot air gun will quickly deform the piece, especially if it's small - do not use this method for smoothing, only bending/shaping your items to fit (e.g. holder for x is too loose, you need to close it up a bit so that it holds better).  ''' Tada! You've finished printing! Now use your print, share your model with others, tweet pictures of it, [http://makerlove.com make love with it], or do whatever you want!'''

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