LulzBot AO-100 - Revision history

Msleeper at 14:01, 23 June 2016

2016-06-23T14:01:05Z

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Msleeper at 00:25, 28 November 2015

2015-11-28T00:25:33Z

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Msleeper at 02:42, 27 February 2015

2015-02-27T02:42:03Z

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	01: [[3D Printing]]		01: [[3D Printing]]
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	* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100		* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100
	* Use with ~~1.75mm~~ ABS ~~or PLA~~ filament only		* Use with 3mm ABS filament only

	= About =		= About =
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	* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.		* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.
	* ~~Use~~ the ~~Elmer's Disappearing Purple glue~~ stick to apply a thin layer of ~~glue where your print will be. If there is already residue from past glue then you may not need~~ to ~~apply more. If you are having issues with print adhesion, remove the glass and wash it with warm water, and try again with~~ the ~~glue~~.		* Check that the bed is all the way up on the sprung screws on all 4 corners before starting a print, or it will not be level. It has a tendency, if compressed when removing a part for example, to stick down on some of the corners.
			* Use a clean paper towel to apply a thin layer of ABS Juice to the kapton tape surface.
	* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.		* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
	* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.		* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.

Msleeper at 14:57, 13 January 2015

2015-01-13T14:57:28Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:57, 13 January 2015
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	~~__NOTOC__~~		[[File:Lulzbot-AO100.jpg\|thumbnail]]
	[[File:Lulzbot-AO100.jpg\|~~thumb\|right\|300px~~]]

	= Zone =		= Zone =
	01: [[3D Printing]]		01: [[3D Printing]]
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	* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100		* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100
	* Use with ~~1.75mm~~ ABS ~~or PLA~~ filament only		* Use with 3mm ABS filament only

	= About =		= About =
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	* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.		* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.
	* ~~Use~~ the ~~Elmer's Disappearing Purple glue~~ stick to apply a thin layer of ~~glue where your print will be. If there is already residue from past glue then you may not need~~ to ~~apply more. If you are having issues with print adhesion, remove the glass and wash it with warm water, and try again with~~ the ~~glue~~.		* Check that the bed is all the way up on the sprung screws on all 4 corners before starting a print, or it will not be level. It has a tendency, if compressed when removing a part for example, to stick down on some of the corners.
			* Use a clean paper towel to apply a thin layer of ABS Juice to the kapton tape surface.
	* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.		* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
	* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.		* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.
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	=== Print Profiles ===		=== Print Profiles ===
	The preconfigured print profiles will give you a good starting point for adjusting print quality. If you create a new profile, be sure you '''name it descriptively''' and include the name of the printer in the profile. ~~The LulzBot prints best with layer heights between 0.3mm and 0.5mm. Lower layer heights will cause severe print issues!~~		The preconfigured print profiles will give you a good starting point for adjusting print quality. If you create a new profile, be sure you '''name it descriptively''' and include the name of the printer in the profile.

	* LulzBot-Default: Ideal configuration settings for print height, speed, and infill. Supports are disabled by default.		* LulzBot-Default: Ideal configuration settings for print height, speed, and infill. Supports are disabled by default.
	* LulzBot-Mechanical: Ideal for parts which will have mechanical use, IE Bowden extruder gears. ~~This profile prints~~ with more perimeters, more top and bottom layers, high honeycomb infill for strength. Expect long print jobs.		* LulzBot-Mechanical: Ideal for parts which will have mechanical use, IE Bowden extruder gears. Prints with more perimeters, more top and bottom layers, high honeycomb infill for strength. Expect long print jobs.
	* LulzBot-Speedtest: Testing configuration for tuning printer speeds. Not guaranteed to work. Use at your own risk.		* LulzBot-Speedtest: Testing configuration for tuning printer speeds. Not guaranteed to work. Use at your own risk.
	* LulzBot-Factory: Slic3r configuration provided by LulzBot.

	=== Filament Profiles ===		=== Filament Profiles ===
	There should be profiles configured for filament colors. ~~Due to additives to the ABS, different~~ colors of filament will work best at slightly different temperatures~~. ABS will print best between 205C and 235C, and the heated bed between 100C and 110C~~. If you are printing with a new color be sure you save a new profile for the name of the color.		There should be profiles configured for filament colors. Different colors of filament will work best at slightly different temperatures. If you are printing with a new color be sure you save a new profile for the name of the color.

	* LulzBot-ABS-~~White~~: 235C extruder, 105C bed~~, 50% fan~~		* LulzBot-ABS-Black: 235C extruder, 105C bed
	* LulzBot-ABS-Black: 215C extruder, 105C bed, 40% fan		* LulzBot-ABS-Purple: 235?C extruder, 105?C bed
	* LulzBot-ABS-Purple: ?C extruder, ?C bed~~, 40% fan~~

	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==

Msleeper at 13:26, 8 December 2014

2014-12-08T13:26:31Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:26, 8 December 2014
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	~~__NOTOC__~~		[[File:Lulzbot-AO100.jpg\|thumbnail]]
	[[File:Lulzbot-AO100.jpg\|~~thumb\|right\|300px~~]]

	= Zone =		= Zone =
	01: [[3D Printing]]		01: [[3D Printing]]
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	== Restrictions ==		== Restrictions ==
	TODO: specify all the restrictions		TODO: specify all the restrictions

	* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100		* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100
	* Use with 1.~~75mm~~ ABS ~~or PLA filament only~~		* Use with 3mm filament only. ABS is recommended.

	= About =		= About =
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	= Basic Instructions =		= Basic Instructions =
	TODO: complete instructions on use		TODO: complete instructions on use
			* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal
	* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.		* Check that the bed is all the way up on the sprung screws on all 4 corners before starting a print, or it will not be level. It has a tendency, if compressed when removing a part for example, to stick down on some of the corners.
	* Use ~~the Elmer's Disappearing Purple glue stick~~ to apply a thin layer of ~~glue where your print will be. If there is already residue from past glue then you may not need~~ to ~~apply more. If you are having issues with print adhesion, remove the glass and wash it with warm water, and try again with~~ the ~~glue~~.		* Use a clean paper towel to apply a thin layer of ABS Juice to the kapton tape surface.
	* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.		* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
	* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.		* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.
	* Turn off machine when done.		* Turn off machine when done

	== Basic Operational Knowledge ==		== Basic Operational Knowledge ==
	* How to home		* How to home it.
	* How to slice and send a job to it
	* How to abort a failed job
	* How to properly remove a print once it has completed
	* How to load and unload filament (optional, but you'll be stuck with the loaded plastic type and color)		* How to load and unload filament (optional, but you'll be stuck with the loaded plastic type and color)
			* How to slice and send a job to it.
			* How to abort a failed job.
			* How to properly remove a print once it has completed.

	== Advanced Operational Knowledge ==		== Advanced Operational Knowledge ==
	There are some more advanced tasks that not everyone needs to know to		There are some more advanced tasks that not everyone needs to know to
	print, but needs to know to troubleshoot:		print, but needs to know to troubleshoot:

	* How to level a bed		* How to level a bed
	* How to replace the covering on a bed		* How to replace the covering on a bed
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	=== Print Profiles ===		=== Print Profiles ===
	The preconfigured print profiles will give you a good starting point for adjusting print quality. If you create a new profile, be sure you '''name it descriptively''' and include the name of the printer in the profile. ~~The LulzBot prints best with layer heights between 0.3mm and 0.5mm. Lower layer heights will cause severe print issues!~~		The preconfigured print profiles will give you a good starting point for adjusting print quality. If you create a new profile, be sure you '''name it descriptively''' and include the name of the printer in the profile.

	* LulzBot-Default: Ideal configuration settings for print height, speed, and infill. Supports are disabled by default.		* LulzBot-Default: Ideal configuration settings for print height, speed, and infill. Supports are disabled by default.
	* LulzBot-Mechanical: Ideal for parts which will have mechanical use, IE Bowden extruder gears. This profile prints with more perimeters, more top and bottom layers, high honeycomb infill for strength. Expect long print jobs.
	* LulzBot-Speedtest: Testing configuration for tuning printer speeds. Not guaranteed to work. Use at your own risk.
	* LulzBot-Factory: Slic3r configuration provided by LulzBot.

	=== Filament Profiles ===		=== Filament Profiles ===
	There should be profiles configured for filament colors. ~~Due to additives to the ABS, different~~ colors of filament will work best at slightly different temperatures~~. ABS will print best between 205C and 235C, and the heated bed between 100C and 110C~~. If you are printing with a new color be sure you save a new profile for the name of the color.		There should be profiles configured for filament colors. Different colors of filament will work best at slightly different temperatures. If you are printing with a new color be sure you save a new profile for the name of the color.

	* LulzBot-ABS-~~White~~: 235C extruder, 105C bed~~, 50% fan~~		* LulzBot-ABS-Black: 235C extruder, 105C bed
	* LulzBot-ABS-Black: 215C extruder, 105C bed, 40% fan
	* LulzBot-ABS-Purple: ?C extruder, ?C bed, 40% fan

	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.		TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.

	* [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]		* [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]
	* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]		* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]

AUGuru at 12:41, 23 May 2014

2014-05-23T12:41:59Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:41, 23 May 2014
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	~~__NOTOC__~~		[[File:Lulzbot-AO100.jpg\|thumbnail]]
	[[File:Lulzbot-AO100.jpg\|~~thumb\|right\|300px~~]]

	= Zone =		= Zone =
	01: [[3D Printing]]		01: [[3D Printing]]
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	== Restrictions ==		== Restrictions ==
	TODO: specify all the restrictions		TODO: specify all the restrictions

	* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100		* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100
	* Use with ~~1.75mm~~ ABS ~~or PLA~~ filament only		* Use with 3MM ABS filament only

	= About =		= About =
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	= Basic Instructions =		= Basic Instructions =
	TODO: complete instructions on use		TODO: complete instructions on use
			* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal
			* Check that the bed is all the way up on the sprung screws on all 4 corners before starting a print, or it will not be level. It has a tendency, if compressed when removing a part for example, to stick down on some of the corners.
			* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
			* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.
			* Turn off machine when done

	* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.		== Basic Operational Knowledge ==
	* Use the Elmer's Disappearing Purple glue stick to apply a thin layer of glue where your print will be. If there is already residue from past glue then you may not need to apply more. If you are having issues with print adhesion, remove the glass and wash it with warm water, and try again with the glue.
	* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
	* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.
	* Turn off machine when done.

	~~== Basic Operational Knowledge ==~~		* How to home it.
	* How to home
	* How to slice and send a job to it
	* How to abort a failed job
	* How to properly remove a print once it ~~has completed~~
	* How to load and unload filament (optional, but you'll be stuck with the loaded plastic type and color)		* How to load and unload filament (optional, but you'll be stuck with the loaded plastic type and color)
			* How to slice and send a job to it.
			* How to abort a failed job.
			* How to properly remove a print once it has completed.

	== Advanced Operational Knowledge ==		== Advanced Operational Knowledge ==

	There are some more advanced tasks that not everyone needs to know to		There are some more advanced tasks that not everyone needs to know to
	print, but needs to know to troubleshoot:		print, but needs to know to troubleshoot:

	* How to level a bed		* How to level a bed
	* How to replace the covering on a bed		* How to replace the covering on a bed
	* How to tighten belts, fix misaligned axises, replace worn out parts, etc.		* How to tighten belts, fix misaligned axises, replace worn out parts, etc.

	~~== Slic3r Preconfigured Profiles ==~~
	~~There are several Print and Filament profiles that have been preconfigured for Slic3r. Use these before creating or modifying your own.~~

	~~=== Print Profiles ===~~
	The preconfigured print profiles will give you a good starting point for adjusting print quality. If you create a new profile, be sure you '''name it descriptively''' and include the name of the printer in the profile. The LulzBot prints best with layer heights between 0.3mm and 0.5mm. Lower layer heights will cause severe print issues!

	* LulzBot-Default: Ideal configuration settings for print height, speed, and infill. Supports are disabled by default.
	* LulzBot-Mechanical: Ideal for parts which will have mechanical use, IE Bowden extruder gears. This profile prints with more perimeters, more top and bottom layers, high honeycomb infill for strength. Expect long print jobs.
	* LulzBot-Speedtest: Testing configuration for tuning printer speeds. Not guaranteed to work. Use at your own risk.
	* LulzBot-Factory: Slic3r configuration provided by LulzBot.

	~~=== Filament Profiles ===~~
	There should be profiles configured for filament colors. Due to additives to the ABS, different colors of filament will work best at slightly different temperatures. ABS will print best between 205C and 235C, and the heated bed between 100C and 110C. If you are printing with a new color be sure you save a new profile for the name of the color.

	* LulzBot-ABS-White: 235C extruder, 105C bed, 50% fan
	* LulzBot-ABS-Black: 215C extruder, 105C bed, 40% fan
	* LulzBot-ABS-Purple: ?C extruder, ?C bed, 40% fan

	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.		TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.

	* [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]		* [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]
	* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]		* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]
	* [http://hackaday.com/2013/02/09/adventures-in-3d-printing-our-first-week-with-the-lulzbot-ao-100 Hack-A-Day Review]		* [http://hackaday.com/2013/02/09/adventures-in-3d-printing-our-first-week-with-the-lulzbot-ao-100 Hack-A-Day Review]
	* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100/documentation/2012Q3/AO-100-User_Manual.pdf Direct link to manual PDF]		* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100/documentation/2012Q3/AO-100-User_Manual.pdf Direct link to manual PDF]

	= Warnings =		= Warnings =
	TODO: specify warnings		TODO: specify warnings

Emptyset at 21:03, 19 June 2013

2013-06-19T21:03:50Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:03, 19 June 2013
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	~~__NOTOC__~~
	~~[[File:Lulzbot-AO100.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px]]~~

	= Zone =		= Zone =
	01: [[3D Printing]]		01: [[3D Printing]]
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	== Restrictions ==		== Restrictions ==
	TODO: specify all the restrictions		TODO: specify all the restrictions

	* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100		* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100
	* Use with 1.75mm ABS or PLA filament only

	= About =		= About =
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	= Basic Instructions =		= Basic Instructions =
	TODO: complete instructions on use		TODO: complete instructions on use
			* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal
			* Check that the bed is all the way up on the sprung screws on all 4 corners before starting a print, or it will not be level. It has a tendency, if compressed when removing a part for example, to stick down on some of the corners.
			* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
			* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.
			* Turn off machine when done

	* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.		== Basic Operational Knowledge ==
	* Use the Elmer's Disappearing Purple glue stick to apply a thin layer of glue where your print will be. If there is already residue from past glue then you may not need to apply more. If you are having issues with print adhesion, remove the glass and wash it with warm water, and try again with the glue.
	* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
	* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.
	* Turn off machine when done.

	~~== Basic Operational Knowledge ==~~		* How to home it.
	* How to home
	* How to slice and send a job to it
	* How to abort a failed job
	* How to properly remove a print once it ~~has completed~~
	* How to load and unload filament (optional, but you'll be stuck with the loaded plastic type and color)		* How to load and unload filament (optional, but you'll be stuck with the loaded plastic type and color)
			* How to slice and send a job to it.
			* How to abort a failed job.
			* How to properly remove a print once it has completed.

	== Advanced Operational Knowledge ==		== Advanced Operational Knowledge ==

	There are some more advanced tasks that not everyone needs to know to		There are some more advanced tasks that not everyone needs to know to
	print, but needs to know to troubleshoot:		print, but needs to know to troubleshoot:

	* How to level a bed		* How to level a bed
	* How to replace the covering on a bed		* How to replace the covering on a bed
	* How to tighten belts, fix misaligned axises, replace worn out parts, etc.		* How to tighten belts, fix misaligned axises, replace worn out parts, etc.

	~~== Slic3r Preconfigured Profiles ==~~
	~~There are several Print and Filament profiles that have been preconfigured for Slic3r. Use these before creating or modifying your own.~~

	~~=== Print Profiles ===~~
	The preconfigured print profiles will give you a good starting point for adjusting print quality. If you create a new profile, be sure you '''name it descriptively''' and include the name of the printer in the profile. The LulzBot prints best with layer heights between 0.3mm and 0.5mm. Lower layer heights will cause severe print issues!

	* LulzBot-Default: Ideal configuration settings for print height, speed, and infill. Supports are disabled by default.
	* LulzBot-Mechanical: Ideal for parts which will have mechanical use, IE Bowden extruder gears. This profile prints with more perimeters, more top and bottom layers, high honeycomb infill for strength. Expect long print jobs.
	* LulzBot-Speedtest: Testing configuration for tuning printer speeds. Not guaranteed to work. Use at your own risk.
	* LulzBot-Factory: Slic3r configuration provided by LulzBot.

	~~=== Filament Profiles ===~~
	There should be profiles configured for filament colors. Due to additives to the ABS, different colors of filament will work best at slightly different temperatures. ABS will print best between 205C and 235C, and the heated bed between 100C and 110C. If you are printing with a new color be sure you save a new profile for the name of the color.

	* LulzBot-ABS-White: 235C extruder, 105C bed, 50% fan
	* LulzBot-ABS-Black: 215C extruder, 105C bed, 40% fan
	* LulzBot-ABS-Purple: ?C extruder, ?C bed, 40% fan

	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.		TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.

	* [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]		* [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]
	* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]		* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]
	* [http://hackaday.com/2013/02/09/adventures-in-3d-printing-our-first-week-with-the-lulzbot-ao-100 Hack-A-Day Review]		* [http://hackaday.com/2013/02/09/adventures-in-3d-printing-our-first-week-with-the-lulzbot-ao-100 Hack-A-Day Review]
	* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100/documentation/2012Q3/AO-100-User_Manual.pdf Direct link to manual PDF]		* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100/documentation/2012Q3/AO-100-User_Manual.pdf Direct link to manual PDF]

	= Warnings =		= Warnings =
	TODO: specify warnings		TODO: specify warnings

Eldon: Add bullet points for things to know how to do

2013-06-19T18:37:56Z

Add bullet points for things to know how to do

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:37, 19 June 2013
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	~~__NOTOC__~~
	~~[[File:Lulzbot-AO100.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px]]~~

	= Zone =		= Zone =
	01: [[3D Printing]]		01: [[3D Printing]]
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	== Restrictions ==		== Restrictions ==
	TODO: specify all the restrictions		TODO: specify all the restrictions

	* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100		* Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100
	* Use with 1.75mm ABS or PLA filament only

	= About =		= About =
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	= Basic Instructions =		= Basic Instructions =
	TODO: complete instructions on use		TODO: complete instructions on use
			* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal
			* Check that the bed is all the way up on the sprung screws on all 4 corners before starting a print, or it will not be level. It has a tendency, if compressed when removing a part for example, to stick down on some of the corners.
			* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
			* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.
			* Turn off machine when done

	* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.		= Basic Operational Knowledge =
	* Use the Elmer's Disappearing Purple glue stick to apply a thin layer of glue where your print will be. If there is already residue from past glue then you may not need to apply more. If you are having issues with print adhesion, remove the glass and wash it with warm water, and try again with the glue.
	* The only tweaks you should need to make for your prints are layer thickness and infill style/density related.
	* Please do not change the bed level or limit switches.
	* Turn off machine when done.

	~~== Basic Operational Knowledge ==~~		* How to home it.
	* How to home
	* How to slice and send a job to it
	* How to abort a failed job
	* How to properly remove a print once it ~~has completed~~
	* How to load and unload filament (optional, but you'll be stuck with the loaded plastic type and color)		* How to load and unload filament (optional, but you'll be stuck with the loaded plastic type and color)
			* How to slice and send a job to it.
			* How to abort a failed job.
			* How to properly remove a print once it has completed.

			= Advanced Operational Knowledge =

	~~== Advanced Operational Knowledge ==~~
	There are some more advanced tasks that not everyone needs to know to		There are some more advanced tasks that not everyone needs to know to
	print, but needs to know to troubleshoot:		print, but needs to know to troubleshoot:

	* How to level a bed		* How to level a bed
	* How to replace the covering on a bed		* How to replace the covering on a bed
	* How to tighten belts, fix misaligned axises, replace worn out parts, etc.		* How to tighten belts, fix misaligned axises, replace worn out parts, etc.

	~~== Slic3r Preconfigured Profiles ==~~
	~~There are several Print and Filament profiles that have been preconfigured for Slic3r. Use these before creating or modifying your own.~~

	~~=== Print Profiles ===~~
	The preconfigured print profiles will give you a good starting point for adjusting print quality. If you create a new profile, be sure you '''name it descriptively''' and include the name of the printer in the profile. The LulzBot prints best with layer heights between 0.3mm and 0.5mm. Lower layer heights will cause severe print issues!

	* LulzBot-Default: Ideal configuration settings for print height, speed, and infill. Supports are disabled by default.
	* LulzBot-Mechanical: Ideal for parts which will have mechanical use, IE Bowden extruder gears. This profile prints with more perimeters, more top and bottom layers, high honeycomb infill for strength. Expect long print jobs.
	* LulzBot-Speedtest: Testing configuration for tuning printer speeds. Not guaranteed to work. Use at your own risk.
	* LulzBot-Factory: Slic3r configuration provided by LulzBot.

	~~=== Filament Profiles ===~~
	There should be profiles configured for filament colors. Due to additives to the ABS, different colors of filament will work best at slightly different temperatures. ABS will print best between 205C and 235C, and the heated bed between 100C and 110C. If you are printing with a new color be sure you save a new profile for the name of the color.

	* LulzBot-ABS-White: 235C extruder, 105C bed, 50% fan
	* LulzBot-ABS-Black: 215C extruder, 105C bed, 40% fan
	* LulzBot-ABS-Purple: ?C extruder, ?C bed, 40% fan

	== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==		== Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
	TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.		TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.

	* [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]		* [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]
	* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]		* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]
	* [http://hackaday.com/2013/02/09/adventures-in-3d-printing-our-first-week-with-the-lulzbot-ao-100 Hack-A-Day Review]		* [http://hackaday.com/2013/02/09/adventures-in-3d-printing-our-first-week-with-the-lulzbot-ao-100 Hack-A-Day Review]
	* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100/documentation/2012Q3/AO-100-User_Manual.pdf Direct link to manual PDF]		* [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100/documentation/2012Q3/AO-100-User_Manual.pdf Direct link to manual PDF]

	= Warnings =		= Warnings =
	TODO: specify warnings		TODO: specify warnings

Emptyset at 15:53, 11 May 2013

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 == Restrictions ==
 TODO: specify all the restrictions
 * Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100
 = About =
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 = Basic Instructions =
 TODO: complete instructions on use
 * Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal
-* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.
+* Turn off machine when done
 == Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
 TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.
 * [http://www.lulzbot.com/support/guides LulzBot Support Guides]
 * [http://download.lulzbot.com/AO-100 LulzBot AO-100 Downloads]
 * [http://hackaday.com/2013/02/09/adventures-in-3d-printing-our-first-week-with-the-lulzbot-ao-100 Hack-A-Day Review]
 = Warnings =

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Basic Instructions

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 == Restrictions ==
 TODO: specify all the restrictions
 * Use only with members-only terminal connected to AO-100
 = About =
-Freeside was one of only 8 hackerspaces in the world to win this printer as part of the [http://www.lulzbot.com/?q=blog/announcement-winners-lulzbot-hackerspace-printer-giveaway LulzBot hackerspace printer giveaway]!
+For 3D printing things!
 = Basic Instructions =
 TODO: complete instructions on use
 * Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal
-* Log in with your credentials to the attached members-only terminal.
+* Turn off machine when done
 == Specifications and Detailed Instructions ==
-TODO: complete specifications, links to documentation, etc.
+TODO: specifications, links to documentation, etc.
 = Warnings =