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--- 3dprinters:aquila [2024-07-18 15:27] – [Materials] Genis
+++ 3dprinters:aquila [2024-07-18 23:38] (current) – [Materials] Genis
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 ====== Voxelab Aquila V1 =======
 Donated to the Lab by Pidge
 ====Costs====
-See [[3dprinters#costs]]
+See [[:3dprinters#costs]]
 ====Materials====
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 The bed's temperature limit is 70 degrees.
-I never had the chance to test TPU with it, but it does run a Direct Drive extruder, so it should work as long as the material can be printed under the above constraints.
+I never had the chance to test TPU with it, but it does run a Direct Drive extruder, so it should work as long as the material can be printed under the above constraints. Make sure you use glue stick on the bed beforehand, as to not damage the glass bed.
 ====Calibration====
 The machine does Autolevel before every print using a BLTouch probe.
+For offsets, please see [[https://www.klipper3d.org/Probe_Calibrate.html|Klipper's Probe Calibration docs]]
 ====Filament Sensor====
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 You may use whichever slicer you prefer. The machine acts as an Ender3 V2 clone, so any E3V2 profile should work for it.
-Might need to tweak temperature and retractions values depending on the filament used.
+If you use [[https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/releases/|PrusaSlicer]], you can download the config bundle for the printer [[https://github.com/Colcobau/HacklabAquilaConfig/blob/main/Aquila_config_bundle.ini|here]]
+To import the preset use: “File > Import > Config Bundle”
+Make sure that the "Use Firmware Retraction" option under "Printers > General (Expert Mode)" is turned off, otherwise the printer will use whatever retraction values are set on Fluidd.