I want to print the dummy 13 by soozafone from printables on a school printer(flashforge adventurer 3) and idk what Im doing can someone help. Do I ask my teacher to just print it for me or do I export the runner files as a stl into Tinkercad then download it as a zip file and print it myself. also if i export the runner files separately into Tinkercad at 100% will they fit together and can the flashforge printer even print/fit the design on the plate?
#idk what im doing and i need help
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It's best to check with your teacher first to see if printing personal projects is allowed on the school printer. If it is allowed, it would be more simple to export the files as an STL and print them on the Flashforge Adventurer 3 directly rather than using Tinkercad. Make sure the design will fit on the print bed of the printer and that the printer is properly calibrated for the best results. As for the runner files, ensure they are correctly aligned in Tinkercad before exporting to STL to ensure they fit together properly when printed.
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Just give the link to whoever runs the school printer, I would hope they know what to do.
STL into gcode into printer, if you dont know then STL to person who knows
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i just sent my teacher an email giving them all the details and the printer settings and with all the files attached
thanks anyways guys
although i already did what you told me atleast you replied
something others wont bother to do
and that says something about your character