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Intro to Snapmaker 4.0 for 3D Printing

Snapmaker Luban is used as the slicer for these printers, which can be downloaded here.

Setting up a 3D Print job on Snapmaker Luban:

Select the 3D Printing option on the main screen.
Make sure the correct machine (Snapmaker 2.0 A350/A350T/F350) and material are selected.
Import an .stl file into the workspace.
Enter the parameters for the material you are using:

Otherwise, use the following settings (if the settings are not specified here, use the default value):

1. Layers:
  1. Layer Height: 0.16mm
2. Infill:
  1. Infill Density: 20% (but can be changed based on your desired strength)
  2. Infill Pattern:
3. Additions:
  1. Build Plate Adhesion Type: Skirt
  2. Skirt Line Count: 2
  3. Skirt Distance: 4mm
4. Cooling:
  1. Enable Print Cooling: Yes
5. Supports (if needed): Normal Supports
  1. Support Placement: Everywhere
  2. Support Pattern: Lines
  3. Support Density: 10%

Printing

Once the model has the correct settings, click "Generate G-code" and then load G-code to workspace.
In Luban Workspace:

1. Connect to Snapmaker via Wifi
2. Click Send to Device via Wifi

On the Snapmaker touchscreen, select your file and press start.

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