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Specifications

Forming

Tech.

Fused

Filament

Fabrication

(FFF)

Extruder

Number

1

or

2

Build

Size

CreatBot

DS

200*200*250mm

CreatBot

DM

250*250*300mm

CreatBot

DX

300*250*300mm

CreatBot

DH

250*250*450mm

Precision

X,Y

0.01mm,

Z

0.015mm

Layer

Resolution

0.04mm

‐

0.4mm

Nozzle

Diameter

0.4mm

Max.

Travel

Speed

250mm/sec.

Max.

Print

Speed

180mm/sec.

Max.

Extruder

Temperature

270Deg.

Max.

Hot

Bed

Temperature

105Deg.

Max.

Extrude

Speed

100mm/sec

Filament

Filament

Type

ABS,

PLA,

PVA,

HIPS,

Nylon,

Laywood,

PET

Filament

Diameter

3mm

Filament

Temperature

150~270Deg.

Hardware

Controller

Mother

Board

Arduino

ATmega2560

R3Micro

Controller

Stepper

Motor

CreatBot

Main

Board

Geared

Motor

X,

Y

axis

42*48,

1.3A;

Z

axis

42*63,

1.5A

Power

Input

E42*42,

Ratio

1:10

Power

Output

110~220V,

1.5A

Software

24V,

10.5A

Operating

System

File

Format

XP,

Vista,

Win7,

Win8,

Mac,

Linux/Unbutu

Printing

Software

and

Slicer

STL,

OBJ,

GCode

Software

Language

CreatBot

3D

Software

Machinery

English,

Deutsch,

French,

Nederland,

Spanish,

Polish

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Summary of Contents for DH

Page 1: ...US SER V MA V1 0 ANU 0 UAL ...

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Page 3: ...ure 105Deg Max Extrude Speed 100mm sec Filament Filament Type ABS PLA PVA HIPS Nylon Laywood PET Filament Diameter 3mm Filament Temperature 150 270Deg Hardware Controller Mother Board Arduino ATmega2560 R3Micro Controller Stepper Motor CreatBot Main Board Geared Motor X Y axis 42 48 1 3A Z axis 42 63 1 5A Power Input E42 42 Ratio 1 10 Power Output 110 220V 1 5A Software 24V 10 5A Operating System ...

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Page 5: ...fila Prin Ope the prin epare the pr fore 3D prin ment for th nt it erate the kn e model from nter rinter nting you n he printer nob beside m the SD ca eed to load the LCD an ard inserted the d choose d into the ...

Page 6: ...vailable space for unpacking 2 Your CreatBot 3D Printer is packed with multiply carton cardboard foam and sealed bag to ensure the machine to your hands in perfect status 3 Remove the first cardboard layer Ensure that the printer is the right way up Open the plastic bag ...

Page 7: ...ails firmly but gently at the left and right of the 3D Printer 5 Place the CreatBot 3D Printer on the floor Leave enough available space for unpacking Caution Be careful NOT to grip the belt or shaft of the motion system 6 Remove the stretch film around the 3D printer You can see all the accessories tools and filaments ...

Page 8: ...7 Take all the accessories out 8 Taking out the filaments For the ease of transport the filaments are fixed tightly by build plate supporter Take them out using the following the next 3 steps ...

Page 9: ...nect power cable to printer 2 Turn on the printer 3 Go to the LCD menu Prepare Autohome and the two holders will go to the top of Z axis 4 Take out the two spools of PLA filament and the two feeding devices ...

Page 10: ...1 2 x spools of PLA filament diameter 3mm 1kg spool 2 1 x Build platform It is packed in the white EPE 3 1 tool box including the necessary tools for installation and other accessories 4 2 feeding devices constituted by gear motor and feeder with the advantages of high accuracy and easy to operate ...

Page 11: ...5 3 x enclosure covers installed on 3 sides front left right to keep the temperature constant inside printing space ...

Page 12: ...ed to mount the handles 2 You will need a screwdriver four screws and two the two handles 3 Use the screwdriver to fix the two holders on left and right of the printer top side Note Please ensure that you have tightened the nut sufficiently Use a spanner to hold the nut in place when tightening 4 Handle installation complete ...

Page 13: ... between nozzle and build platform while installation Check to ensure that the bars shown are both at both parallel to each other and at 90 degrees to the back plate 2 Insert the platform s holder into the middle of platform Slide in the platform from the front of the machine Note The end of platform with black connection wire should toward the printer ...

Page 14: ...atform installation please tighten the four black screws a little bit more under the build plate to lower it to avoid knocking the extruders in next operation 4 Connect the power wire and data cable of platform with the connectors Caution Make sure the plugs are fully connected Otherwise the platform may not heat or may over heat ...

Page 15: ... Feeding motor using small wrench to fix No 1 feeding motor on position 1 2 Insert the end of feeding tube into the socket of feeding motor and tighten firmly 3 Connect the data cable with feeding devices 4 Feeding device installation done ...

Page 16: ...D Filament Spool Holder Installation 1 Take the two spool holders out of the tool box 2 Install filament spool s holders into the two threaded holes at the rear of the machine ...

Page 17: ...uct shown here The use of incorrect lubricant may cause the bearings to dry up and cease 1 The cross rails have ball bearings inside and only require very little lubrication Lubricate the two cross guide rails with only a small dab of lubricant 2 Lubricate the four guide rails around the printer framework Notice Lubrication is very important for good printing performance or else you might encounte...

Page 18: ...1 SD card slot 2 Push and rotate button 3 Display 4 Build plate screws 5 Build plate 6 Print head 7 Filament guide tube 8 Printer holder 9 Power switch ...

Page 19: ...10 Power Socket 11 Name plate 12 Spool holder 13 Material feeder 14 USB Socket ...

Page 20: ...LCD Menu Structure ...

Page 21: ...truder will move 10mm each step in Y direction Move Z The build plate will move 10mm each step in Y direction Extruder The feeding motor of left nozzle will extrude the filament in each step of 1mm Extruder2 The feeding motor of right nozzle will extrude the filament in each step of 1mm Move 0 1mm Move 0 1mm each step Move X The extruder will move 0 1mm each step in X direction Move Y The extruder...

Page 22: ... the working temperature of ABS required Default Build plate 45 1 6 Leveling Bed Build plate calibration assist function Rotate the button the extruder will move to next position in clockwise direction in top view 1 7 Cool down Cool down the extruder and build plate to normal temperature 2 Control Adjust printer settings 2 1 Temperature Nozzle Left temperature setup Nozzle 2 Right temperature setu...

Page 23: ...ccording to the actual situation Nozzle Temperature setup of left nozzle Nozzle 2 Temperature setup of right nozzle Bed Temperature setup of build plate Fan speed Fan speed setup Flow Filament feeding flow rate Flow 0 Filament feeding flow rate of left nozzle Flow 1 Filament feeding flow rate of right nozzle Auto Temp Set all the above temperature automatically Change filament To stop the printing...

Page 24: ...ers https dl dropboxusercontent com u 12996808 Software CreatBot_Setup msi Right click the software installation program select run as administrator and install it following the prompts Right click the software installation program select run as administrator and install it following the prompts ...

Page 25: ... any slicing setting please click this Slice button to show the real printing time and filament requirement 4 Printing time the length and weight of filament consume 5 Simulate the printing process under different modes 5 1 Normal Default state 5 2 Overhang Measure the angle of overhang and judge if it is necessary to generate the support structure 5 3 X Ray X ray vision 5 4 Layers Layer by layer ...

Page 26: ...6 Rotate the model 7 Change the size of the model 8 Mirror image of the model ...

Page 27: ...ive options for choice when you right click on the model Centre on platform Delete object Multiply object Split object into parts It may take a long time so it is better to do this in modelling software Delete all objects ...

Page 28: ... direction Common setting as integral multiples of nozzle diameter to represent the outer wall print laps Flow Flow compensation the amount of material extruded is multiplied by this value Fill Bottom Top thickness Used as the model need capping Common setting as integral multiples of layer height keep it near your wall thickness to make an evenly strong part Fill Density Means the net support str...

Page 29: ...he air support structure is a must when printing to ensure the parts hanging in the air will not collapse None No support if you print model with parts hanging in the air but choose structure as none the parts hanging in the air may droop Touching Build Plate Most commonly used support type means the support will only been created when the support structure touches the build plate Everywhere Creat...

Page 30: ...t all A value of 5 seems to generate good result Dual Extrusion Wipe prime tower The wipe tower is a tower printed on every layer when switching between nozzles Tower volume per layer The amount of material put in the wipe prime tower This is done in volume because in general you want to extruder a certain amount of volume to get the extruder going independent on the layer height This means that w...

Page 31: ...can reach speeds of 150mm s at most But it may cause the motor stop missing problem Bottom layer speed The bottom print speed Recommended 20 set as 0 means the same as other layer Reducing the bottom layer speed can help model stick more closely to platform Outer shell speed Speed at which outer shell is printed If set to 0 then the print speed is used Printing the outer shell at a lower speed imp...

Page 32: ...ture Nozzle size has a little influence of accuracy on Z axis direction But if printing fine structure model smaller diameter can help to get better result The relationship of size of the nozzle and print speed are square times so increasing the nozzle will greatly improve print speed Filament Filament Diameter Print filament diameter Please use the exact feature as exactly as possible too big or ...

Page 33: ...when switching nozzle with dual extrusion After switching the filament in the no working nozzle need to be retracted with some amount to avoid oozing Set as 0 for no retraction at all Recommended setting as 25 for best performance Cool Enable cooling fan Enable cooling fan during printing to help cool filament down Minimal layer time The minimal time of printing layer to ensure enough cooling time...

Page 34: ... the infill and the walls There is a slight overlap with the walls and the infill so the walls connect firmly to the infill Recommended setting as 10 with best performance Too big will influence quality of model surface Support Fill amount Support print density Recommended setting as 15 with best performance More density makes the support not easy to remove Less density influences print quality Di...

Page 35: ... introduce a lot of processing time As with all Fix horrible options results may vary and use at your own risk Plugins There are 3 plugins installed more are available to download These 3 plugins will help to give stronger control feature You can set different parameter with different print heights to have more accurate model Double click certain plugin name to start using After starting using you...

Page 36: ...y to ensure the clean and tidy it will help you avoid bubbles after applying the tape on it Take the tape out If covering the plate completely it will need 3 lines of the tape 2 Uncover one side of the tape and then try to stick it on the plate Please ensure the tape is smooth enough without any bubbles 3 You can use the yellow board in tool box to push and press it while sticking 4 Cut the tape o...

Page 37: ...ng the third line 7 When appear some big bubbles just use needle 21 stick into them Then smooth them with yellow board 8 After sticking the tape on the plate please uncover the other side of the tape Note After several printing the stickiness is not strong enough please change the tape ...

Page 38: ...ape on it Take the tape out If covering the plate completely it will need 3 lines of the tape 2 Uncover one side of the tape and then try to stick it on the plate Please ensure the tape is smooth enough without any bubbles 3 You can use the yellow board in tool box to push and press it while sticking 4 Cut the tape off at the same width of the plate 5 Stick the second line in the same way 6 Cut of...

Page 39: ...te is Important Frequent build plate levelling can keep CreatBot 3D Printer best performance Re levelling cannot hurt the printer but without levelling will decrease your success rate of printing If the build plate is too far from the extruder nozzle or if one part of the build plate is farther from the nozzle than another part your object might not stick to the build plate If the build plate is t...

Page 40: ...he card but still be able to easily pass the card between the plate and the extruder nozzles without tearing or damaging the card If the friction is too big it means the gap between nozzle and plate is too small you need to reduce plate height by loosening the screw On the contrary if almost no friction it means the gap is too big you need to increase plate height by tightening the screw 4 Adjust ...

Page 41: ...ust keep them attached stop pushing hardly Otherwise the nozzle connection could be broken After the nozzle is preheated enough the filament will flow out from nozzle naturally 4 Tighten the black screw to fix the filament with the clamp not too loose or too tight Caution 1 Ensure the clamp is not too tight or too loose otherwise filament feeding will have problem causing failure prints 2 After fe...

Page 42: ...ard select the right Gcode 4 When your 3D print finished the build plate will move down and be heated to 50 automatically so as to take out the model more easily Use a shovel to take it out gently to avoid the damage of the model Note If the model is difficult to be removed you can raise the build plate temperature to 60 Warning Do not touch the nozzle until it is cooled down totally The temperatu...

Page 43: ...endicular to the feeder motor hardly and quickly Note 1 If the filament is stuck please find solution in troubleshooting chapter 2 If the printer stops working for a long time please switch off the printer to avoid the filament carbonized which will cause the nozzle clogged Clean the dust on the build plate It can extend the lifetime of the kapton tape ...

Page 44: ...ack screws under the build plate Cleaning the filament feeder After a lot of printing the wheel in the filament feeder might accumulate small plastic particles You can clean this with a simple brush 1 Remove the black screw on the feeder motor totally Note De burr the aluminium casting at the entry and exit holes of which the filament goes through to ensure that filament is not scraping on any bur...

Page 45: ...3 Clean small plastic particles with a simple brush Lubricating the guide rails 1 Clean the X Y axis and guides rails ...

Page 46: ...ubricate the X Y axis and rail guides periodically no overflow is appropriate Note Only use thin sewing oil to lubricate rail guides Other types of lubricant such as grease will dry and cease the bearings ...

Page 47: ...ss of the top or bottom in the basic parameters Q When printing the model with single layer thickness how to set parameters A Usually please keep the layer thickness of the model over 1mm Meanwhile choose the Spiralize function in Expert setting Notes 1 Layer thickness setting in the software can t be over 0 8 times of the nozzle diameter For example when the nozzle diameter is 0 4mm the layer thi...

Page 48: ...u will need to remove the nozzle and blow out the any contamination from the tube 2 The nozzle is overheated causing the filament carbonized inside Please clean the nozzle by needle or take the nozzle off and clean inside of the nozzle by needle and drill 3 The deformation of the nozzle hole occurred by external force Please replace the nozzle Q The nozzle heating failed A 1 The heating tube conne...

Page 49: ...nnecting wires of limit switch get loose or the limit switch is broken Please check if the wires on the hit side if the wires connecting limit switch and main board are loose If yes you need to pull out the wires and reinsert If no that means the limit switch is broken and need to be replaced Q Filament Feeder Motor make intermittent noise A 1 The clamp of the feeding device is too tight Loosen th...

Page 50: ...nt stick onto the build plate A The gap between nozzle and build plate too small which may cause the nozzle clogged Q No filament output from the nozzle A The filament has not entered into the end of the nozzle yet when you feed the filament Q The edge is lifted or the print cracked while printing with ABS filament Please keep the build plate heated continuously Change a new Kapton tape Slow down ...

Page 51: ...think Or 3D model is not completely closed solid Or the feeding device s fixing screw is too loose Or wrong choice of filament diameter Or filament quality is poor Or the filament gets stuck and could not be fed smoothly Q Model has flow line A Temperature is too high Or the filament is carbonised or liquefied PLA will get liquefied if over high temperature ABS will get carbonized if over high tem...

Page 52: ...lour printing A Q There is the joint dislocation between the parts while dual colour printing Q Hard to remove the support structure A Turn the direction of model properly in Software The support density should not be set too high Divide the model into different parts to print if necessary Q Failed prototyping of small model A If printing a small model the extruder will always move in a small spac...

Page 53: ...printing or computer is in standby model 3 Something wrong with the power outlet 4 If printer cannot be turned on after stopping it means that the fuse on the power outlet should be blown out Q Some part of the object unable to be modelling A Try the support functions in the Software software ...

Page 54: ... feeder motor Sometimes the filament gets stuck at the feeder motor because the pulling speed is not fast enough when you unload the filament Here is the solution 1 Unscrew the black screw totally 2 Cut off the thinner part 3 Take the filament off ...

Page 55: ...4 Take the stuck part of the filament out with tweezers ...

Page 56: ...HOW TO How to adjust the two nozzles at the same level 1 Loose the right nozzle a little with a wrench 2 Choose Prepare Auto home check if the two nozzles are at same level taking the plate as reference ...

Page 57: ...HOW TO How to change the fuse 1 Find the new fuse in the tool box 2 Disconnect the power turn the machine on the base remove the power jack 3 Remove the broken fuse put in the new one ...

Page 58: ...4 Reinstall the power jack into the machine Done HOW TO How to remove and replace the PEEK block 1 Remove the two nozzles ...

Page 59: ...2 Remove all screws in two aluminium block 3 Remove two aluminium 4 Unscrew all screws in aluminium plate ...

Page 60: ...5 Remove the aluminium plate 6 Remove the broken PEEK tube to change the new 7 Install a new PEEK block ...

Page 61: ...seal tape on the screw thread of the nozzle then screwing the nozzle into the hot end Otherwise there may be the filament leakage problem HOW TO How to tight the belt 1 Shore up the belt by inserting a small iron bars diameter about 2 mm 2 Loosen the two screws a little not unloading the belt will be loose ...

Page 62: ... properly tight as other belts Note Here in the manual we use a part of filament When you do this please use a proper stick according to your actual situation 4 Tighten the two screws HOW TO How to replace the power switch 1 Disconnect the three connectors ...

Page 63: ...cause the pulling speed is not fast enough when you unload the filament Here is the solution 1 Heat the nozzle to 260 make the residual filament in the nozzle automatically flow out If the nozzle is still blocked please take it off with the wrench when it cools down Caution Please DO NOT remove the nozzle frequently because it will reduce the lifetime of PEEK ...

Page 64: ...2 To clean the nozzle you will need three tools a needle a tweezers a drill 3 Use the needle and drill to clean the nozzle Then reinstall the nozzle ...

Page 65: ...d to adjust the two nozzles at the same level before double colour printing Follow the previous method 1 Load the model into Software and then right click model choose Dual extrusion merge 2 Then you can set parameters for the main nozzle and vice nozzle ...

Page 66: ...1 Loose the screws 2 Pull the thermal conductivity aluminium block off 3 Find its socket on the motherboard along the wire Replace the bad one with the new one in your tool box Note The blue wire is thermostat the red wire is the heating element ...

Page 67: ...the nozzle even loosen the screws totally Raise the Z limiting stopper on the back of the printer HOW TO How to deal with nozzle leaking problem If the nozzle happens to leak filament It is because there is a gap between feeding tube and nozzle due to frequent nozzle disassembly ...

Page 68: ...1 Remove the nozzle with the wrench in the tool box 2 Wining one layer PTFE thread seal tape on the tube 3 Screw the nozzle into the hot end tightly but gently ...

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