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The printer is very straightforward to use, but it's possible to permanently damage it if you're not careful! If you're unsure about how to use it, please ask for help! You can also abort a print that's in progress if things start to go badly. | The printer is very straightforward to use, but it's possible to permanently damage it if you're not careful! If you're unsure about how to use it, please ask for help! You can also abort a print that's in progress if things start to go badly. | ||
Models you find online will come in STL form. You will need to install [http://replicat.org/ ReplicatorG] on your computer and convert the model into S3G that can be sent to the printer. You can copy your S3G file onto the memory card in the printer, or you can connect your laptop to the printer using the USB cable and print directly from ReplicatorG. | Models you find online will come in STL form. You will need to install [www.makerbot.com/makerware Markerware] or [http://replicat.org/ ReplicatorG] on your computer and convert the model into S3G that can be sent to the printer. You can copy your S3G file onto the memory card in the printer, or you can connect your laptop to the printer using the USB cable and print directly from ReplicatorG. | ||
Make sure to notice the size of the model you're printing and also the estimated printing time. | Make sure to notice the size of the model you're printing and also the estimated printing time. | ||