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HSGR 3D printers are controlled via octopi.
 
HSGR 3D printers are controlled via octopi.
  
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# TAZ 4: http://octopi.hsgr.awmn/
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# TAZ 4: http://octopi.hsgr.awmn/TAZ4
 
# AO100: http://octopi.hsgr.awmn/A100/
 
# AO100: http://octopi.hsgr.awmn/A100/
 
# Delta: WiP
 
# Delta: WiP
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Username: hsgr
 
Username: hsgr
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Password: hsgr3d
 
Password: hsgr3d
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== Some ground rules ==
 
== Some ground rules ==
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== Printing ==
 
== Printing ==
  
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# Generate GCode using Slic3r or Cura and the appropriate printer profile.
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# Generate GCode using [https://slic3r.org/ Slic3r] or [https://ultimaker.com/software/ultimaker-cura Cura] or [https://www.prusa3d.com/prusaslicer/ PrusaSlicer] and the appropriate printer profile.
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## In order to generate GCode for TAZ4, it is necessary to use these [https://gitlab.com/zisi/slic3r-configuration/blob/master/taz4/medium_ABS_no-support_pt4nzl_pt2layer.ini configuration files] due to update with E3D Hot-end [https://wiki.e3d-online.com/E3d-v6_on_TAZ_4 [1]], [https://www.matterhackers.com/store/digital-designs/e3d-hotend-mount-for-lulzbot-taz-4 [2]]. The default extrusion nozzle: 0.4mm. Also the firmware was updated to [https://gitlab.com/zisi/marlin/tree/taz-4-1.1.8 Marlin 1.1.8].
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## In order to generate GCode for TAZ4, it is necessary to use these [https://gitlab.com/zisi/slic3r-configuration/blob/master/taz4/medium_ABS_no-support_pt4nzl_pt2layer.ini configuration files] due to update with E3D Hot-end [https://wiki.e3d-online.com/E3d-v6_on_TAZ_4 [1]], [https://www.matterhackers.com/store/digital-designs/e3d-hotend-mount-for-lulzbot-taz-4 [2]]. The default extrusion nozzle: 0.4mm. Also the firmware was updated to [https://gitlab.com/zisi/marlin/tree/taz-4-1.1.8 Marlin 1.1.8]. The configuration files found [https://gitlab.com/thanos.husk/3d-printing/-/blob/master/Taz_4_fast__ABS_config.ini here]have been confirmed to be working at 2/3/2020 by T.Husk.
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## In order to generate GCode for anadelta, it is necessary to use these [https://gitlab.com/zisi/slic3r-configuration/blob/master/anadelta/anadelta_petg_pt2.ini configuration files]. The default extrusion nozzle: 0.4mm. Also the firmware was updated to [https://gitlab.com/zisi/marlin/tree/anadelta-1.1.8 Marlin 1.1.8].
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## In order to generate GCode for AO100 with ABS, it is necessary to use [https://gitlab.com/zisi/slic3r-configuration/blob/master/ao100/A100_config.ini these] or [https://gitlab.com/thanos.husk/3d-printing/-/blob/master/AO%20101%20config%20bundle.ini these] configuration files .  
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## In order to generate GCode for AO100, it is necessary to use these [https://gitlab.com/zisi/slic3r-configuration/blob/master/ao100/A100_config.ini configuration files].
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##In order to generate GCode for AO100 with PETG, it is necessary to use these [https://gitlab.com/thanos.husk/3d-printing/-/blob/master/AO101_PETG_config.ini configuration files]
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##Anadelta printer is not operational at the moment.
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The estimated time isn't always accurate!
  
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# Connect to octopi
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# Upload file
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[[File:Ao100-e3dv6.png|thumb|center|800x420px|alt=|AO100 with E3D-v6]]
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# Connect to the printer using the octopi link at the top of the page (Username: hsgr - Password: hsgr3d)
 
# Turn on the printer
 
# Turn on the printer
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# Apply the appropriate adhesive for the material you are printing with to the bed
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# Click 'Connect' to connect to the printer
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# Set temperatures if not set by GCode
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# Upload your file to the Files section in the bottom left (make a folder if you don't have one already!) and click it to load it
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# Make sure you have the correct filament
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#DO NOT apply any adhesive because both printer beds are equipped with PEI sheets for adhesion. Applying adhesive will damage the PEI sheets.
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# Set temperatures if not set by GCode in the Temperatures tab. You can use the presets by clicking the dropdown arrow.
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# Wait for the printer to get to right temperature.
 
# Print !!!
 
# Print !!!
 
# Turn off the printer
 
# Turn off the printer
  
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How to 3D print with Original Prusa MK4:
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1. Go to https://prusa-mk4/<br>
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2. Open your file (.stl)<br>
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3. Choose the correct settings<br>
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Example: Printer settings:<br>
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[[File:Example_3.jpg]]<br>
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4. Prepare the printer<br>
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5. Press Export G-code<br>
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6. Drag your g.code file in the appropriate section<br>
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7. Press the Print option on the printer screen<br>
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8. Turn off the printer
  
 
[[Category:Documentation]]
 
[[Category:Documentation]]

Latest revision as of 19:40, 10 October 2023

HSGR 3D printers are controlled via octopi.

  1. TAZ 4: http://octopi.hsgr.awmn/TAZ4
  2. AO100: http://octopi.hsgr.awmn/A100/
  3. Delta: WiP
  4. CnC: WiP

Username: hsgr

Password: hsgr3d


Some ground rules

  1. Important: Make sure that the printer bed is free from objects before printing.
  2. Keep uploaded files tidy by using folders.
  3. Do not stop prints of other users.
  4. Replace printer bed tape when it is damaged.

Printing

  1. Generate GCode using Slic3r or Cura or PrusaSlicer and the appropriate printer profile.
    1. In order to generate GCode for TAZ4, it is necessary to use these configuration files due to update with E3D Hot-end [1], [2]. The default extrusion nozzle: 0.4mm. Also the firmware was updated to Marlin 1.1.8. The configuration files found herehave been confirmed to be working at 2/3/2020 by T.Husk.
    2. In order to generate GCode for AO100 with ABS, it is necessary to use these or these configuration files .
    3. In order to generate GCode for AO100 with PETG, it is necessary to use these configuration files
    4. Anadelta printer is not operational at the moment.

The estimated time isn't always accurate!


AO100 with E3D-v6


  1. Connect to the printer using the octopi link at the top of the page (Username: hsgr - Password: hsgr3d)
  2. Turn on the printer
  3. Click 'Connect' to connect to the printer
  4. Upload your file to the Files section in the bottom left (make a folder if you don't have one already!) and click it to load it
  5. Make sure you have the correct filament
  6. DO NOT apply any adhesive because both printer beds are equipped with PEI sheets for adhesion. Applying adhesive will damage the PEI sheets.
  7. Set temperatures if not set by GCode in the Temperatures tab. You can use the presets by clicking the dropdown arrow.
  8. Wait for the printer to get to right temperature.
  9. Print !!!
  10. Turn off the printer


How to 3D print with Original Prusa MK4: 

1. Go to https://prusa-mk4/

2. Open your file (.stl)

3. Choose the correct settings

Example: Printer settings:
Example 3.jpg

4. Prepare the printer

5. Press Export G-code

6. Drag your g.code file in the appropriate section

7. Press the Print option on the printer screen

8. Turn off the printer
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