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Moving  Supports

After  a  manual  or  automatic  support  has  been  generated,  individual  supports  can  be  moved  

around  the  x:y  plane  the  same  way  models  can  be  moved.  Select  the  support  by  double  

clicking  on  it  to  select  it,  and  hold  down  the  ‘Shift’  key  on  your  keyboard  and  move  the  

mouse.  Supports  will  automatically  scale  vertically  under  the  model  they  support.

Angled  Supports

Supports  can  be  angled  inwards  towards  the  objects  they  support.  This  can  often  resolve  

clearance  issues  with  vertical  supports.  You  can  turn  a  vertical  support  into  an  angled  support  

by  selecting  it,  and  holding  the  ‘Ctrl’  key  and  clicking  on  the  model  you  want  to  support.

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Under  the  Support  Generation  view,  you  can  click  ‘show  downward  facing  polys’.  This  will  

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helps  you  manually  place  supports  under  un-­supported  downward  facing  areas  of  a  model.

Auto  Support  on  Grid

After  a  model  is  loaded  into  the  scene  and  selected,  you  can  automatically  generate  a  ‘bed  

of  nails’  support  for  the  model  by  selecting  .  You  can  specify  the  grid  spacing  and  the  size  of  

the  generated  supports.  If  you  wish  to  only  generate  supports  on  downward  facing  polygons,  

check  the  boxes  under  ‘support  general’  and  ‘generate  only  on  downward’

Adaptive  supports

You  can  add  supports  to  areas  in  the  model  that  are  unsupported.  There  are  2  algorithms  to  

help  you  accomplish  this.

10.      Saving  a  Scene

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                            allows  you  to  prepare  a  scene  to  be  printed  repeatedly  in  the  future,  

                            together  with      supports  and  positioning.

After  one  or  more  models  have  been  loaded  and  manipulated  on  the  build  platform,  the  

entire  scene  can  be  saved  as  an  STL  model  for  later  use.  Simply  click  on  the  ‘File-­>Save  Scene  

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STL  file.  Scenes  can  also  be  saved  to  CWS  files..  These  scene  files  can  be  used  to  create  a  

scene  with  supports,  slice  the  scene,  and  later  load  to  print  your  scene  without  the  need  for  

re-­slicing.

11.      Slice  View

In  the  Slice  View  screen  we  get  the  following  information:

AFTER  SALES  SUPPORT

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Model  :  Duplicator  7

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Summary of Contents for DUPLICATOR 7

Page 1: ...WANHAO DUPLICATOR 7 USER MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...issues with this product or it s performance is not what you had expected please contact us at WANHAO before returning the item to the store It is likely that we can resolve any problems for you via p...

Page 4: ...l rights and remedies in respect of the product that the consumer has under the China laws In case you purchase from WANHAO distributor your warranty shall be covered by distributor s Warranty and hon...

Page 5: ...peration MOVING PARTS Do not leave the WANHAO 3D Printer unattended during operation Always wear the glove while handling resin or printing object s O s s s O s s s _ sO s O s _ s s s Es s s_ s _ s OO...

Page 6: ...printer com Model Duplicator 7 The principle behind your printer Safety Information 5 5 Disposal instructions 6 Cleaning the machine and your printed objects Detailed Creation workshop software instru...

Page 7: ...d the ecology but there is a huge performance advantage in that there is no unnecessary energy created All of the available photons strike photoinitiators and hand over their energy In comparable Digi...

Page 8: ...equivalent 4 5 meters 15 feet maximum In case of malfunction disconnect the printer immediately from network s _ O E s s s O s expose you to dangerous voltage points or other risks Refer all reparatio...

Page 9: ...deo output of your computer 2 USB cable to connect your computer to the printer s Os s s plastic spatula 200gr of UV resign Recommended items Gloves Paper towels industrial alcohol Soft brush or spong...

Page 10: ...and open Screen resolution Set your screens to Multiple Displays and extend this display mode keeping your monitor as the main screen N s O s s O ss s _ s O s _ s s that it does not have the power sav...

Page 11: ...O s E s sO s s s O s s O s your resin and desired resolution for example Hard Daylight 100micron or Standard Daylight 100micron s s s s s s _ layer thickness 0 100 mm exposure time between 18 000 and...

Page 12: ...in any way O sO s Os s O ss O sO s s s s E sO is in contact with the build base If it is above the build platform it will not adhere If you click on the view box located in the bottom left corner you...

Page 13: ...contact with the screen by pressing lightly when it is on and it will appear white in the corners You can check the screen is working by pressing the show calibration button located in the Control ta...

Page 14: ...ithout the possibility of damaging it 4 Check it is thoroughly clean then place it in a container for 10 20 minutes in an area with bright sunlight You can use light from a UV lamp When it has been co...

Page 15: ...ed to run the application as Administrator Main screen N O s s s s D O s Os s s s N s s N O s s O s E sO N s s N you to prepare a scene to be printed repeatedly in the future together with supports an...

Page 16: ...upports in this function Clicking this button accesses the Slicing screen You can see the individual slices that have been generated as well as the G code This allows you to control the z axis motor h...

Page 17: ...icking on the name in the scene graph and selecting Remove The Minus sign will also remove the current model You can also delete a model by selecting it and then pressing the delete key on your keyboa...

Page 18: ...uild platform The Center button will center the model at 0 0 0 s O _s s E _ _s _ s s E _ Es s_ _s s build area 5 Mirroring Objects 6 Scaling objects The Mirror view allows you to mirror s s sO s_ E sO...

Page 19: ...the scene to see the geometry Show Slice Preview on Scene After slicing this toggles on off the view of the 3D view of the current slice layer as selected by the horizontal scrollbar Show Console This...

Page 20: ...a model to the build space Because of the nature of DPP the lower layers must be supported by the supports s _s Os s s Adding a single Support A single support can be generated by clicking the manual...

Page 21: ...an automatically generate a bed of nails support for the model by selecting You can specify the grid spacing and the size of the generated supports If you wish to only generate supports on downward fa...

Page 22: ...of layers that have been generated In the lower left corner we have a button to turn the projector on and expose the selected layer This can be useful to check the positioning of the vat G Code View...

Page 23: ...tart printing With this box you can control the image exposed by the LCD with the following options Show Calibration A red grid is projected This will allow you to check if your projector is well focu...

Page 24: ...__s_ s O Es s sO s_ O s s N O O s display is used Creation Workshop can support 2 projectors each with the same resolution and projection size either in a horizontal or vertical format Machine Control...

Page 25: ...profiles The Slice Profiles Config tab item will allow you to create delete or edit a O _ E _ s On the left side of the screen we can see the following s s _ _ E s O s sO s s s s O s s E s s s s O s...

Page 26: ...Costs menu item Lift and Sequence Time s sO s sO _ s _ s O s s Os s O s the Auto Calc button to generate a time estimate for the lift and retract This value may ss_ Es _ s_ E s_ s ss_ O s Lift Distan...

Page 27: ...e just the gcode for the scene will be generated and the images will be rendered during build time Build Direction Top down or Bottom up This value determines which direction the Lift occurs For a bot...

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Page 29: ...air You should also be aware that rather than repairing goods we may replace them with refurbished goods of the same type or use refurbished parts in the repair process Please be assured though refurb...

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