Publicité
8/10/22, 10:32 AM
Once all measurements are complete, select the "Next" button.
.
7.
You can now see the calibrated slope and offset values. If you calculate a corrected slope and offset on your own, be aware that the offset
range will be limited to [ 0, -0.002 ] inches.
Select "Apply", and 3D Sprint will allow you to change the name of your new "Build Style". By default, the syntax includes build material, print
.
mode, and the date. You may add to the printer name as well if you have more than one ProJet MJP 2500 printer.
9. Be sure to press the "Set" button instead of closing the printer settings window. Pressing "Set" will not only set this new build style for your current 3D
Sprint build, it will also save the build style for future use.
10. You will now be able to select this style from the
11. Remember that the Build Style is tied to the build material and print mode you are using. If you use a different print mode, build material, or printer, you
will need to run this wizard again for that combination. The software will automatically create
"Rename" button to rename it.
12. When you select this build style in the future, you can verify that this is the style with scale factors applied by looking at the scale and offset elds in
the
"Printer
Settings" window.
13. Print your next build using this new build style. The accuracy of your parts should now be slightly closer to perfection.
fr.infocenter.3dsystems.com/projetmjp2500/print/book/export/html/321
Guide de l'utilisateur
"Build
Style" menu going forward, allowing you to build with these scale factors at any time.
"name the new build
style", but you can click the
33/100
Publicité
