Craftbot Plus (Pro) User Manuals
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What is the maximum size of a 3D print using the CraftBot or the CraftBot PLUS?
The CraftBot Plus and the CraftBot 2 can print any object in scale, as long as its within the given build space, which is: 250 x 200 x 200 mm (about 10 x 8 x 8 inches). This doesn’t mean that you can’t make a larger print though; if your intended print is larger than […]
How do I add a kapton sheet to my build plate on my Craftbot or Craftbot Plus printer?
Applying a new layer of protective Kapton sheet to your buildplate Build plate kapton sheets get worn out in time, or can be damaged by the nozzle due to incorrect leveling. Reapplying a new kapton sheet is essential to maximize print qualities if the old one has issues. To reapply a new kapton sheet, take […]
Preventing / Fixing a clogged nozzle on my Craftbot or Craftbot Plus printer
Preventing/Fixing a clogged extruder The number one inconvenience that you will run across when 3D printing is clogging of the extruder. But we have good news for you! -these problems can be easily avoided by following a few simple rules of “3D printing etiquette”. First, always wait until the extruder and heated buildplate are […]
Positioning precision, what is it and how does it correlate with the CraftBot’s performance?
This is a measure of the accuracy in which the extruder moves along the X,Y axes. It is not the layer height (which the CraftBot is able to print at 50 microns/layer when a .25mm nozzle is used). This Positioning precision value however, can be as low as a 4 micron accuracy!
How do I remove prints from the buildplate on my Craftbot or Craftbot Plus printer?
The art of finished print removal, just like the art of beer bottle cap removal, is not confined to one single method and can take on a wide variety of means based upon the user; as long as you can successfully remove the print without damaging the buildplate, the print itself, or your person. Standard […]
