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FlashForge InventorⅡ 3D Printer User Guide InventorⅡ User Guide | www.flashforge.com

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InventorⅡ User Guide | www.flashforge.com

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Preface Note: Each device must be tested before leaving factory. If there are some residues in extruder or some tiny scratches on the build tape, it is normal and won’t affect the printing quality. On the completion of this User Guide, thanks all FlashForge engineers and the FlashForge 3D printer users for their unremitting efforts and sincere assistance. The FlashForge InventorⅡ User Guide is designed for the InventorⅡ users to start their printing journey with FlashForge InventorⅡ. Even if you are familiar with earlier FlashForge machines or 3D printing technology, we still recommend that...

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Introduction Notes: ·Please read FlashForge InventorⅡ 3D Printer User Guide carefully before use. ·The User Guide is written based on Windows 7 OS. ·The version of the FlashPrint is latest. The FlashForge InventorⅡ 3D Printer User Guide contains the information needed for you to set up and use this device. This User Guide including the following parts: Preface, Introduction and After-sale service. The Preface section includes resource acquisition channel, the overall framework of the manual, and the problems that should be paid attention to while printing. The introduction section contains...

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Notice Safety Notice ! Notices: Read all the instructions in the manual and familiarize yourself with the FlashForge InventorⅡ User Guide before setting-up and using. Failure to comply with the warning and instructions may result in individual injury, fire, equipment damage or property damage. PLEASE STRICTLY FOLLOW ALL THE SAFETY WARNINGS AND NOTICE BELOW ALL THE TIME. · Work Environment Safety ① Keep your work place tidy. ② Do not operate InventorⅡ in the presence of flammable liquids, gases or dust. ③ Keep InventorⅡ out of children and untrained people’s reach. · Electrical Safety ①...

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The distances of the distance of the front © Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry. Keep your hair, clothing and gloves away from moving parts. ® Do not operate the device while you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medication. • Cautions ® Do not leave the device unattended for long. © Do not make any modifications to the device. © To lower the build plate before loading/unloading filament. (The distance between the nozzle and build plate should be kept for at least 50mm) ® Operate the device in a well-ventilated environment. © Never use the device for...

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· Filament Requirements Do not abuse the filament. Please make sure you use the FlashForge filament or the filament from the brands accepted by FlashForge. · Filament Storage All polymers degrade with time. Do not unpack filament until necessary. Filament should be stored at clean and dry conditions. Legal Notice All the information in this document is subject to any amendment or change without the official authorization from FlashForge. FLASHFORGE CORPORATION MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THIS DOCUMENT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRATIES OF MERCHANTABILITY...

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Chapter 1: 3D Printing Technology 3D printing refers to transforming three-dimensional models into physical objects that you can hold and touch. It is also called additive manufacturing because the 3D model is created by “adding” layers upon layers of material until the object is fully formed. Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) is the most common method of 3D printing. It is also the method that the InventorⅡ uses. It works by melting plastic material called filament onto a print surface in high temperature. The filament solidifies after it cools down, which happens instantaneously after it...

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•From the Cloud The most popular way of obtaining a 3D model is to download it from websites that allow users to upload 3D models that they designed. E.g. : www.thingiverse.com 1.1.2 Slice and Export the 3D Model: Slice software is the software that prepares 3D models for printing and turns them into instructions for the 3D printers. FlashPrint is the slicing software used for the FlashForge Inventorll. Using FlashPrint, you can turn .stl files into .g or .gx files for printing. Then the files can be transferred to your Inventorll via USB cable, USB stick or Wi-Fi. 1.1.3 Build the 3D...

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Chapter 2: About InventorⅡ 2.1 About Your InventorⅡ 2.1.1 Views 2. Touch screen button InventorⅡ User Guide | www.flashforge.com

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Build Plate Inventorll User Guide I www.flashforge.com

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Inventorll User Guide I www.flashforge.com

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Build Read the print file from & The internal memory & The USB stick & The Polar Cloud Connection & Back Select the target print file among the list & Build: To begin printing & Copy: To copy the files to the local memory card from the USB stick.(The button is not available while printing from internal memory) & Delete: To delete the print file & Back Print interface & Abort: To abort the print job. & Pause/Resume: To suspend or resume the printing job. & More: To check status or modify settings during printing: build time, Z axis, filament used, printing speed, light status,...

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To set extruder temperature during printing: After extruder temperature has reached target temperature, temperature figure will be underlined in print interface, Tap the temperature figure to adjust; Tap [Yes] to save the setting while tap [No] to cancel the setting. Temperature adjust range: 180—240°C More in print interface &Printing speed: To change printing speed during printing by tapping the underlined speed figure. &Light bulb: To turn on/off the light. &Filament: To change filament during printing. (Note: You need to suspend the printing operation first) & Finish-Shutdown: To start...

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Temperature adjust(°C) Tap the [Preheat] button to enter the preheat interface. Tap the [Start] button to heat up to the setting temperature. The default temperature is 220°C. Tap the temperature display bar to set the temperature. To set the preheat temperature. Tap [Yes] to save the setting while tap [No] to cancel the setting. The picture displays the preheat interface. It shows the actual temperature and the target temperature. Tap the [Cancel] button to abort the preheat job. Inventorll User Guide I www.flashforge.com

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