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Prusa i3 MK2S KIT - P Rinting O F N On-Standard M Odels; P Rinting W Ith S Upport M Aterial

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Raise the Z by 2 mm and move quickly outside the printbed
Unload the current filament
You will get asked to insert the new filament. When you do so and continue, filament
will be pulled into the hotend and LCD will display “Changed correctly?” with three
options:
1. “Yes” Everything went ok and printing can continue. Check if the new color is clear
without any remains of the previous filament - if yes, choose this option to continue
printing with a new color.
2. “Filament not loaded” If the new filament was not loaded properly, choose this
option and the printer will start the automatic filament load again. When the filament
is loaded properly, you can choose the “Yes” option and the printing will continue with
a new color.
3. Color not clear” Filament was loaded but the color is still mixed with the previous
filament. Press the button with this option and the printer will extrude more filament
from the nozzle. When the color is pure without any remains of the previous filament
you can choose the “Yes” option and the printing will continue with a new color.
After confirming, printer returns to the original position and continues to print.
Other options for multicolored print is to use the filament change option. Choose
the Tune and then Change filament option during the print. Printer will pause the
printing process, unload the filament and signals you to insert the new filament. The
procedure is the same as above.
You should always use the same material or combine materials with similar print
temperatures and settings.
10.6 Printing of non-standard models
Slic3r helps you while printing the non-standard models as models with overhangs and/or
models larger than a printing bed.
10.6.1 Printing with support material
When you print models you can find special cases different from standard printing. The first
case is printing with support material.
If you print an object with a gradient lower than 45° the material overhang would be
preventing the object to be printed correctly. Slic3r allows you to print such objects thanks to
the Printing with support’ function. Support material is an extra structure printed as
scaffolding for the object - you can remove the support material after the printing is finished.
Choose the Print


Settings
tab (1) and click the Support


Material


option (2) in left column.
First you have to check the Generate

support


material
box (3). Next item - Overhang
threshold
(4) lets you set the minimal angle for printing the support material. Setting this item
to zero lets the printer detect problematic parts automatically and print support where it’s
needed.
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