Introduction
This guide will explain how to remove a model from the Raise3D N2 Plus as well as tips for removing support material.
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Parts
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Click "Print Success" or "Print Failure"
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If printed successfully, click "Done"
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If not, click "Reprint Last Job"
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Press the blue down arrow on the touchscreen to lower the build platform to at least 150 mm
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Or Click on the "Z:##" box to bring up a number pad
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Type 150 into the field and press "OK"
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The build plate can be hot directly after a print has finished so wear heat gloves if necessary
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Lift the build plate off the magnetic bed from the front two corners
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Pull the build plate out of the printer
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Flex the build plate in multiple directions to release the part
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If the model does not easily pop off place the build plate on a flat surface
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Using a spatula at a low angle, work around the edges of the raft and slowly push further each time
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Be patient with fragile parts as they could break off or crack
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Do not use a high angle on the spatula as it could dig into and damage the BuildTak surface
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Remove any support remnants from the build surface
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Using a paper towel wipe the build plate clean with IPA
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Return the build plate to the machine pressing up against the onyx spacing blocks at the back
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Slowly lower the spring steel onto the magnets
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For most prints the raft should come off easily and should not need more force than applied by your hands
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For more complex parts, the raft may require some poking and prodding from the spatula- use gloves to avoid cuts
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If the raft is fused to the part, re-slice the part with a larger raft-to-model spacing
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Supports can be removed using pliers or picks and patience
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Supports that are fused to the part and difficult to remove may require additional post-processing, or need to be re-sliced with larger spacing
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