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--- tools:digitalfabrication:3dprinters:home [2021/10/16 14:31]
davidjericho
+++ tools:digitalfabrication:3dprinters:home [2023/04/26 05:17]
bwilkins [3D Printers]
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-__**:?: These machines are maintained by members of the Digital Fabrication Cause. Please speak with the listed maintainer before trying to maintain them.**__
+__**:?: These machines are maintained by members of the Digital Fabrication Team. Please speak with the listed maintainer before trying to maintain them.**__
 ===== Want to get started printing quickly? =====
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 ==== ASA ====
-ASA is similar to ABS in many respects, with the added benefit of UV stability. Commonly used in car parts, the trade off is price. Some ASA filaments won't print reliably on HSBNE's CR-X printers due to the higher heat needed. ASA can be welded or vapour smoothed using acetone.
+ASA is similar to ABS in many respects, with the added benefit of UV stability. Commonly used in car parts, the trade off is price and effort to print. Some ASA filaments won't print reliably on HSBNE's CR-X printers due to the higher heat needed. ASA can be welded or vapour smoothed using acetone. ASA can also give off styrene fumes when printing.
 ===== 3D Printer Maintainers =====
 These people know the ins and outs of 3D printing and are generally happy to help out when needed:
-  * Brendan Halliday (@nogthree)
+  * Brett Wilkins (@Bugg)
-  * Aaron Bycroft (@Sgt.Dicks)
+  * David Jericho (@Woofybean)
-  * Drew Spriggs (@dreadnought_strength)
-  * Jaimyn Mayer (@jabelone)
 If you consider yourself in the know, add yourself to the list! (but ask one of us first so we can keep track)
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 Try not to leave any debris or print detritus around the printers too, as they may get caught up in the mechanical parts, and mess attracts more mess.
 ===== Individual Printer Pages & Other Resources =====
-To get started printing something, you must read the printer's individual page *in full*. Please don't try to just "work it out" or you can damage the machine.
+To get started printing something, you must read the printer's individual page **in full**.
+__Please don't try to just "work it out" or you can damage the machine.__
+  * [[howto:octoprint|Starting a Print with Octoprint]]
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