Ultimaker S5 Material Station, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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5.5 Remove the print
Once your 3D print is finished it must be removed from the build plate. There are several methods to do this, depending
on the build plate type (glass or aluminum).
When using a brim, be aware of the danger of cutting yourself when removing the print from the build plate.
Use a deburring tool to remove the brim once the print is taken from the build plate.
Wait for cool down
If you printed directly onto the build plate without using an adhesive, simply allow the build plate and the print to cool
down after printing. The material will contract as it cools, allowing you to easily remove the print from the build plate.
Use a spatula
If your print is still adhered to the build plate after cooling, you can use a spatula to remove the print. Place the spatula
under the print, and keep it parallel to the build plate in order to avoid scratches on the build plate. and apply a small
amount of force to remove the print. A spatula can also be used to carefully remove remaining parts of the print from
the build plate, such as the brim or support structures.
Take the build plate out of the printer to avoid damaging the build plate clamps.
Use water
If you printed on the build plate with glue and if neither of the above methods work, remove your print using water.
Remove the build plate with print from the printer. Be careful not to burn your fingers if the build plate is still warm. Run
cool tap water on the back side of the plate to cool it quickly. The print material will contract more than with normal cool
down. Once cool, the print will pop off.
Alternatively, you can run lukewarm water over the print side of the plate to dissolve the glue. Once the glue is
dissolved, it is easier to remove the print. If PVA was used, place the build plate and print in water to dissolve the PVA.
This makes print removal easier.