SHAREBOT Kiwi-3D, Руководство пользователя

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Loading the model to print
In the “Plater” tab you have to click on “Add” to your 3D model in .stl format; you can also drag into the
program from an open folder. Slic3r will center automatically the file without laying it on printing bed:
if your .stl file had been created not adjacent to XY plan, your print is going to fail.
You can upload multiple STL or upload multiple times the same STL, but at the beginning we recom-
mend you to try one file at a time.
Basic parameters of Slic3r
As we’ve seen, Sharebot Kiwi 3D allows you (thanks to Normal and Pla profiles) to generate a G-Code by
setting only the geometric parameters of our interest: you can create not specific G-Code for individual
materials, leaving then set all the parameters of temperature, fans, etc., to determine the material to be
used. Because of that, basic parameters are the geometrical ones that we’re going to talk about.
For further informations, please read the Slic3r manual (manual.slic3r.org) or subscrite to our courses
(www.sharebot.it/academy) .
Layer height: inside the tab “print settings” in the menu “layers and perimeters” you will find the entry
“layer height”; This is the height of single layer and determines the printing resolution (for z-curves)
and, consequently, the printing time. The preset value is 0, 2 mm and is a good compromise between
speed and quality, but you can go up to 0.05 mm or growing up to 0.35 mm.
Filling: next menu “infill” the voice “fill density” expresses the percentage of filling the template. You
can set values from a minimum of 5% to a maximum of 100%. This parameter will affect the speed of re-