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--- voron_2_4_r2 [2023-11-04 15:52] – [Materials] dan
+++ voron_2_4_r2 [2025-03-02 03:52] (current) – build volume MirZa
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 ====== Voron 2.4 r2 (300mm³) ======
-Lended to the lab by Jacob Lewis
+Lent to the lab by Jacob Lewis
+Build volume is 290mm x 290mm build plate x 260mm high
 ===== Costs =====
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 ==== PLA ====
-  * [[https://rigid.ink/|Rigidink]]
+  * [[https://www.esun3d.com/|eSun]]. ePLA matte is recommended; cheap, prints very nicely, matte finish looks wonderful.
+  * Some of Farnell's own brand "Multicomp" appears to be made by eSun. Certainly the ePLA matte, including the iconic "Femboy pink". It is available a bit cheaper than the eSun on amazon if you order through a university account.
   * [[https://hatchbox3d.com/|Hatchbox]]
   * [[https://uk.rs-online.com/web/c/computing-peripherals/3d-printing-scanning/3d-printing-materials/|RS Pro]]
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   * [[https://www.sunlu.com/en-gb|SunLU]]
   * [[https://prusament.com/materials/pla/|Prusament]]
-  * [[https://www.esun3d.com/|eSun]]
 ==== PETG ====
-  * [[https://rigid.ink/|Rigidink]]
+  * [[https://prusament.com/|Prusament]]
   * [[https://hatchbox3d.com/|Hatchbox]]
 ==== ABS ====
+  * [[https://www.esun3d.com/|eSun]]
+    * ABS+ is recommended, prints easier than other brands/types, and has a nice matte finish
 Please open the window and dangle the exhaust pipe outside for the duration of your print.
 ==== TPU/TPE ====
-Please use the alternate bed kept to the left of the printer, although this bed cannot be run above 60 degrees or the PET coating will be damaged.
+  * [[https://www.esun3d.com/|eSun]]
+Please use the carbon fibre bed, usually kept to the left of the printer. This bed cannot be run above 60 degrees or the PET coating will be damaged.
+==== Other Materials ====
+This printer has multiple nozzles, one of which is a [[https://e3d-online.com/products/revo-obxidian-nozzles?variant=40819140886587|0.4mm ObXsidian nozzle]], which can handle abrasive filament without damage. ONLY THIS NOZZLE MAY BE USED WITH ABRASIVE FILAMENTS.
+Abrasive filaments include:
+  * Carbon fibre (CF) filaments
+  * Glow in the dark filaments
+  * Copperfill (Metalfill) filaments
+  * Wood filaments
+  * Conductive filaments
+Please do some research before using these materials, and use the spare PEI bed and/or exhaust pipe if needed.
 ===== Rules =====
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   * Do not try to remove any SD cards, prints are uploaded via the web interface
   * This printer is designed for hacking, however if you wish to modify it please message Jacob (Jaso55555#3253) before you do anything
-  * Don't touch the config/tuning/settings unless Jacob has told you to
+  * Don't touch the config/tuning/settings unless Jacob has told you to/you need to change the nozzles
   * Don't use sharp tools on the PEI bed, it will scratch and damage it. If a print is stuck pull it off with pliers, bump it off with the corner of another print/plastic spatula or if it will not come off *VERY CAREFULLY* pull off with snips.
   * Use the correct Gcode with this machine, generated with approved slicers.
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 ===== Calibration =====
-Before each print the printer will home, Quad gantry level and then home again.
+Before each print the printer will home, Quad gantry level and then home again. After that it will bed mesh level
 **Quad gantry leveling** - The printer will sample 4 points across the bed allowing it to orient the flying gantry correctly. This may happen a few times until within tolerance.
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   * PrusaSlicer (Minimum supported version is 2.6.0)
-  * SuperSlicer (Note recent versions have been buggy)
+  * SuperSlicer (Depricated)
 ==== PrusaSlicer: ====
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 To import the presets use: "File -> Import -> Config Bundle"
-==== Super Slicer (OLD) ====
+==== Super Slicer (Depricated) ====
 [[https://github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer|SuperSlicer]]
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 ==== Changing Nozzle ====
 The printer has been fitted with a Rapid-change revo extruder which allows quick and easy nozzle changes.\\
-We have 0.25mm (Yellow), 0.4mm (Red), 0.6mm (Blue) and 0.8mm (Green) nozzles. These are currently kept in a pink box above the voron. Extra silicon socks and hotside springs are also kept in the box if one breaks.
+We have 0.15mm (Pink), 0.25mm (Yellow), 0.4mm (Red), 0.6mm (Blue) and 0.8mm (Green) nozzles. These are currently kept in a pink box above the voron. There is also a [[https://e3d-online.com/products/revo-obxidian-nozzles?variant=40819140886587|0.4mm ObXsidian nozzle]] nozzle for abrasive filaments. Extra silicon socks and hotside springs are also kept in the box if one breaks. Please message Jacob if any of these run out of spares.
   * Start by unloading the current filament and then cooling down the hotend (increasing the part cooling fan speed can help this go quicker).
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   * Unscrew the nozzle gently and screw in the new one.
-  * Next go into the web interface and go to **Sidebar > Config > printer.conf**
+  * Next go into the web interface and go to **Sidebar > Config > toolhead.conf**
   * At the top please comment/uncomment the correct extruder
 For example if you want the 0.25mm extruder, it should look like this:
     # CHANGING NOZZLE/HOTEND
     # Comment/uncomment the appropriate config to change the nozzle
-    [include revo-0.25.cfg] # Revo 0.25
+    # [include revo-0.15.cfg] # Revo 0.15 (Pink)
-    # [include revo-0.4.cfg]  # Revo 0.4
+    [include revo-0.25.cfg] # Revo 0.25 (Yellow)
-    # [include revo-0.6.cfg]  # Revo 0.6
+    # [include revo-0.4.cfg]  # Revo 0.4 (Red)
-    # [include revo-0.8.cfg]  # Revo 0.8
+    # [include revo-0.6.cfg]  # Revo 0.6 (Blue)
+    # [include revo-0.8.cfg]  # Revo 0.8 (Green)
   * Hit **save & restart** at the top of the editor (this is not available on a phone, you need to **save** and then **restart**). **DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING ELSE IN THE CONFIG FILE**