LUMIFORGE USER MANUAL 25
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Close Lumicreator software.
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Switch Lumiforge off from the back switcher (n.23).
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Disconnect VGA and USB cables from your computer.
6. FINISHING OF THE 3D PRINTED PARTS
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Once printing is finished, the carriage goes automatically up and a sound (if sounds are enabled
in the settings) will warn you of the completion of the printing process.
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Remove the carriage (n.12) by unscrewing the knobs (n.14).
WARNING: always wear protective gloves and goggles when using the resin. They may cause skin,
eyes and respiratory system irritation, and skin sensitization/allergic reaction by skin contact.
Img.21 Finishing of the 3D printed parts.
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Use the scraper provided along with your LumiForge to remove the printed part from the
carriage (img.21.A) without using too much strength in order to avoid any break of the printed
part.
WARNING: be careful when using the scraper, it has sharp corners which may cause injuries.
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Using tweezers immerse (Img.21.B) and wash the printed model for 3/5 seconds keeping
moving it and not letting it immerse in ethylic alcohol*.
WARNING: carefully follow the alcohol package safety instructions to avoid any injury.
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Put it on a paper towel and check if it is completely clean from excess resin. If you notice
further resin residues use a towel or a brush previously immersed in alcohol to brush gently the
model
IMPORTANT: Be sure that all uncured resin is removed before the finishing curing process.
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Dry the model with compressed air or blowing on it until completely dry.
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Carefully remove the supports using the tweezers (Img.21.C)
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Put the model on a paper towel and leave it in front of a UV lamp from 30 min. to 1 hour
maximum according to model volume. If only one lamp is available, remember to turn the
model to get a complete hardening on every side (Img.21.E).
*most of DLP resins are very sensitive to isoprophil alcohol, with Fun To Do and Lumi React resins
we suggest to use ethylic alchol only.
Your model is finally 3D printed!
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