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+==== Training Checklist: ====
+  *Safety Issues
+  *Overview of the printer and software
+    *Printheads, drawer with print material, support material and waste container
+    *Objet Studio software, Remote Desktop connection
+  *Sequence of operation
+    *Start of run: print placement, validate design, finish type, log in FBS, ensure job is running
+    *After run: remove parts and any support materials, clean bed, run head cleaning wizard
+  *Post Processing: 3D print cleaning station, pressure washer, ensure water is turned completely off, bake in oven
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   - After part has been cleaned ensure the water is **Switched Off** as leaks have occured within Elings hall before and **will damage equipment**
   - To achieve optimal mechanical properties or if part is to be used as a mold for casting part should be baked at 60 degrees C for a minimum of 4 hours
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-=====Objet 30 Quick Review=====
-Tool Lead:
-Contact: andrewfurst@ucsb.edu
-====Safety Concerns====
-  * Gloves should be worn any time resin is handeled or the printer is being cleaned
-  * The printer lid should be closed at all times when the printer is running
-  * Many components of the printer remain hot long after part is complete, use caution when cleaning the print heads and roller
-====Safe Operating Procedures Review====
- - Save CAD file in .STL format, bring to printer on a thumb drive.
-  - In **Objet Studio insert the file** – you should see the part on the image of the print platform.
-  - **Validate** the design
-  - Select **matt or glossy finish** for each part
-  - Run the **estimator** to determine the print materials required and the print time
-  - Enter this information in the log book
-  - Press **build**
-  - Open the remote desktop connection to the printer
-  - **In the printer window click on the red circle** – turning it green to start the job. At this point you should hear the cooling fans on the printer turn on. The print job should start after the heads warm up (~15 minutes if the printer hasn’t been running for a while).
-====Post Processing====
- - Remove parts using putty knife in drawer below printer.
-  - Scrape any support material remaining on the bed off with the razor scraper in the drawer beneath the printer. Take care to collect the debris, don’t dump it into the gap between the print bed and the printer.
-  - Clean the print bed using a paper towel wetted with water.
-  - __**Run the head cleaning wizard – the print heads cost ~ $5k and will be ruined if not cleaned after the run!**__
-  - Clean your parts in the water jet cleaner
 ====Maintenance====
   * Print heads and roller should be cleaned after EVERY print
-  * Build tray should be scraped free of debrets and wiped with wet paper towel after EVERY print
+  * Build tray should be scraped free of debris and wiped with wet paper towel after EVERY print
   * Printer should be restarted once every week or whenever printer is misbehaving.
-  * Head alignment and patterning should be done every month or so to insure printer accuracy
+  * Head alignment and patterning should be done every month or so to ensure printer accuracy
   * Waste resin container should be sealed, placed in hazardous chemical waste, and replaced as necessary