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To remove supports from 3D printed objects, there’s a couple of things to keep in mind:
It’s easier to remove the supports directly after the model is 3D printed and washed in
isopropyl alcohol. Curing the model with supports still attached can make the supports more
difficult to remove (although this is often resin-specific)
Don’t use excessive force. Instead, use the bundled pliers to carefully remove the supports.
To achieve better results (especially with tiny objects), try cutting the supports in the middle
first, then proceed to the ends. Another good option is to rinse the supports in hot water for a
short while. Supports will become softer and will be easier to remove
Removed supports should be treated as plastic waste
4.13. Bundled 3D models
The Original Prusa SL1S comes with several bundled models. These models are pre-sliced and
their purpose is to
provide a benchmark for end users. By including complex geometry,
extremely thin lines and miniature patterns, these models will give you a good overview of whether
your printer has been
calibrated correctly. The models are pre-sliced, so if they don’t print
correctly, you can be sure the problem is not in slicing settings.
To
delete the example objects from the printer’s internal memory, or your own projects from the
USB drive, go to the Select Project menu (Main Menu - Print), slide any of the projects to the left to
reveal a waste bin icon. Tap this icon to immediately delete the project.
You can find the sample models in the printer’s menu. Go to Print - Examples to display a list of
sample models. All samples are designed to be printed with the Prusa Orange resin. If you decide
to use a different resin, modify the default values!