Dremel 3D20-01 Manuel utilisateur

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Operating/Safety Instructions

Consignes de sécurité/d’utilisation

Instrucciones de funcionamiento y seguridad

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Work Area Safety

Keep work area clean and well lit. Cluttered

or dark areas invite accidents.

Do not operate Dremel 3D20 in the

presence of flammable liquids, gases or

dust. Dremel 3D20 creates high

temperatures which may ignite the dust or

fumes.

Store idle 3D20s out of reach of children

and other untrained persons. Injury can

occur in hands of untrained users.

Electrical Safety

Always use the Dremel 3D20 with a

properly grounded outlet. Do not modify

Dremel 3D20 plug. Improper grounding and

modified plugs increase risk of electric shock.

Do not use Dremel 3D20 in damp or wet

locations. Do not expose Dremel 3D20 to

rain. Presence of moisture increases risk of

electric shock.

Do not abuse the cord. Never use the cord

for pulling or unplugging the Dremel 3D20.

Keep cord away from heat, oil, sharp

edges or moving parts. Damaged or

entangled cords increase the risk of electric

shock.

Avoid using this product during an

electric storm. There may be a remote risk

of a power surge from lightning that may

result in electric shock hazard.

In case of emergency unplug Dremel 3D20

from outlet.

Personal Safety

Stay alert, watch what you are doing and

use common sense when operating a

Dremel 3D20. Do not use Dremel 3D20

while you are tired or under the influence

of drugs, alcohol or medication. A moment

of inattention while operating Dremel 3D20

may result in personal injury.

Use personal protective equipment. The

use of protective equipment such as heat

resistant gloves and safety glasses will

reduce the risk of personal injuries.

Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing

or jewelry. Keep your hair, clothing and

gloves away from moving parts. Loose

clothes, jewelry or long hair can be caught in

moving parts.

Dremel 3D20 Use and Care

Before every use check Dremel 3D20 for

misalignment or binding of moving parts,

breakage of parts and any other condition

that may affect the Dremel 3D20’s

operation. If damage is suspected have

the Dremel 3D20 repaired by authorized

Dremel service center before use. Use of

Dremel 3D20 when damaged may result in

poor quality of object creation, further

equipment damage, property damage or

personal injury.

Do not touch the extruder tip during

Dremel 3D20 operation or until it has

cooled down to at least 60°C (140°F).

Contact with the extruder tip during or after

operation before tip has cooled may result in

personal injury.

Set up the Dremel 3D20 in a well-ventilated

area. Provide at least 8 inches of

unobstructed spacing around Dremel

3D20. Dremel 3D20 melts plastic during

building. Plastic odors emitted during Dremel

3D20 operation may irritate eyes and airways.

Locating Dremel 3D20 close to surrounding

objects prevents proper ventilation.

Do not reach inside the Dremel 3D20 while

it is in operation. Contact with Dremel 3D20

moving parts during operation may result in

poor build quality, equipment damage or

personal injury.

Read all instructions in this manual and familiarize yourself with the

Dremel 3D20 before setup and use. Failure to comply with the warnings

and instructions may result in fire, equipment damage, property damage, or personal

injury.

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS

SAVE ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

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WARNING

General Safety Warnings

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Do not leave the Dremel 3D20 unattended

during operation. Use of Dremel 3D20 by

persons unfamiliar with these warnings and

instructions may result equipment or property

damage and personal injury.

Use only DREMEL PLA filament. Use of

filament not authorized by Dremel may result

in equipment and property damage.

Ensure small objects created by Dremel

3D20 are not accessible to young children.

Small objects are potential choking hazards

for young children.

Do not create illegal or inappropriate

objects using Dremel 3D20.

Do not use Dremel 3D20 to create objects

intended for use with candles, liquid fuels,

and other heat sources. Plastic may melt

when exposed to fire or other heat sources.

Such use of objects created by Dremel 3D20

may result in fire, property damage and

personal injury.

Do not use Dremel 3D20 to create objects

intended for food or drink applications

such as preparation, decoration, storage,

or consumption. Such use of objects

created by Dremel 3D20 may result in illness

or personal injury.

Do not use Dremel 3D20 to create objects

intended with use with electrical

components or housings of electrical

components. PLA plastic is not suitable for

electrical applications. Such use of objects

created by Dremel 3D20 may result in

property damage and personal injury.

Do not put plastic objects in or around

your mouth. PLA plastic is not suitable for

food or drink preparation and food utensils.

Such use of objects created by Dremel 3D20

may result in illness or personal injury.

Do not use Dremel 3D20 to create objects

intended for chemical storage. PLA plastic

is not suitable for chemical storage. Such use

of objects created by Dremel 3D20 may result

in property damage and personal injury.

Do not modify Dremel 3D20 or alter factory

settings. Modifications may result in

equipment and property damage, and

personal injury.

Do not expose Dremel 3D20 to

temperatures exceeding 70°C (158°F).

Dremel 3D20 may become damaged.

Dremel 3D20 is intended to operate in

temperature between 16-29° C (60 - 85° F).

Do not move or bump Dremel 3D20 or the

extruder during operation. The object may

build incorrectly.

Do not change filament spool unless the

building process is completed, stopped,

or paused. Changing the filament during

building will cancel the object and may

damage the extruder.

Do not pull the filament out until

instructed by the touch screen. Doing so

may damage the extruder.

Use extra care not to damage the extruder

tip when clearing debris. Dremel 3D20 will

not work properly with damaged extruder tip

and will require replacement.

Before every build make sure that the

build platform is covered with Dremel

specified build tape. Use of improper build

tape may result in equipment damage and

poor object build quality.

Be aware of your body position when

using hand tools to remove objects from

the build platform. Sudden tool slip and

improper body position during object removal

from the build platform may result in personal

injury.

Avoid scratching the build platform when

removing objects. Scratches in the build

platform will result in improper object creation.

Dremel is not responsible for structural

integrity or utility of objects created using

Dremel 3D20. Structural models created by

inexperienced designers may result in

property damage and personal injury.

Service

Always unplug Dremel 3D20 from its

power before performing any service

procedures. Failure to do so may result ion

personal injury and equipment damage.

Have your Dremel 3D20 serviced only by

an authorized Dremel service center using

only Dremel replacement parts. This will

ensure that proper operation and safety of

Dremel 3D20 is maintained.

Use only Dremel approved materials and

components. Use of object materials, or 3D

objects other than Dremel® approved object

materials and genuine Dremel® components

may void warranty.

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General Safety Warnings .............................................................2

Symbols .......................................................................................5

FCC Compliance..........................................................................6

Information on Intellectual Property .............................................6

Specifications ...............................................................................7

3D20 Resources ..........................................................................8

Glossary of Terms ........................................................................8

Getting To Know Your Dremel 3D20 ..........................................10

Introduction ................................................................................12

Kit Contents and Unpacking.......................................................12

Touch Screen .............................................................................14

Software Install and Registration ...............................................21

Dremel Software Overview ........................................................22

Getting Ready to Build ...............................................................25

Building ......................................................................................28

Building From The SD Card .......................................................29

Building From Your Computer....................................................30

Removing Your Object ...............................................................31

Unloading and Replacing Filament Spool ..................................32

Maintenance and Service...........................................................32

Best Practices ............................................................................35

Dremel® Consumer Limited Warranty .......................................36

Table of Contents

This product may contain or discharge chemicals known to the State of

California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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WARNING

Additional Safety Warnings

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IMPORTANT: Some of the following symbols may be used on your tool. Please study them

and learn their meaning. Proper interpretation of these symbols will allow you to operate the

tool better and safer.

Symbol Name Designation/Explanation

V Volts Voltage (potential)

A Amperes Current

Hz Hertz Frequency (cycles per second)

W Watt Power

kg Kilograms Weight

min Minutes Time

s Seconds Time

Diameter Size of drill bits, grinding wheels, etc.

0 Off position Zero speed, zero torque...

Arrow Action in the direction of arrow

Alternating current Type or a characteristic of current

Direct current Type or a characteristic of current

Alternating or direct current Type or a characteristic of current

Earthing terminal Grounding terminal

Warning symbol Alerts user to warning messages

Read manual symbol Alerts user to read manual

Wear eye protection symbol Alerts user to wear eye protection

Symbols

This symbol designates that this tool is listed by Underwriters Laboratories.

This symbol designates that this tool is listed by Underwriters

Laboratories, to United States and Canadian Standards.

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NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B

digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment

generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If

this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be

determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Changes and Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer or registrant of this

equipment can void your authority to operate this equipment under Federal Communications

Commission’s rules.

FCC Compliance

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Information on Intellectual Property

The Dremel 3D20 is intended for 3D printing

objects from digital files that you create or

own, or have the right to print using the

Dremel 3D20. When making objects using

the Dremel 3D20, it is your responsibility to

ensure that you do not infringe any third

party intellectual property rights or violate any

applicable laws or regulations, such as U.S.

or foreign intellectual property laws. The

Dremel 3D20 may not be used to make

objects protected by intellectual property

rights owned by third parties without such

third parties’ permission. Using the Dremel

3D20 to do any of the following may require

the permission of third parties: to make a

duplicate or facsimile (in whole or in part) of

any object not created by you, to make an

object from a digital file you do not own, or to

make an object from a scan of a physical

object that you did not create. It is your

responsibility to obtain such permission. In

some cases, you may not be able to obtain

such permission. Where such permission

cannot be obtained, you should not 3D print

such object, or you do so at your own risk.

You may not modify, reverse engineer,

decompile, or disassemble the Dremel 3D20

or its software or firmware, except as

permitted by applicable law. If you use the

Dremel 3D20 in any way other than as

recommended and described in these

Operating/Safety Instructions, you do so at

your own risk. Using the Dremel 3D20 to

make objects that infringe any intellectual

property rights owned by third parties could

result in civil or criminal prosecution and

penalties, and you could be liable for money

damages, fines, or imprisonment.

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Functional Description and Specifications

BUILDING

Extruder: Single extrusion

Extruder temperature: Up to 230°C (397°F)

Operating Interface: 3.5” full color IPS touch

screen

Maximum Build Volume: 9” x 5.9” x 5.5”

(230mm x 150mm x 140mm)

Layer Thickness: 4 mil | 0.004 inches 100

microns | 0.10 mm

Filament Colors: See Dremel3D.com for

color choices

SD Card: Up to 32GB in size (3D20 will not

work with SD cards larger than 32GB)

Internal Storage: 4GB

WEIGHT & DIMENSIONS

Weight (without spool): 8.8kg (19lbs 8oz)

Dimensions: 19.1” x 15.7” x 13.2” (485mm x

400mm x 335mm)

FILAMENT

ONLY works with Dremel PLA filament

Filament: 1.75mm PLA

(Biodegradable/Renewable)

FILAMENT STORAGE

All polymers degrade with time. Do not

unpack until filament is needed. Filament

should be stored at room temperature: 16-

29° C (60-85° F)

SOFTWARE

Dremel 3D20 comes with complimentary

Dremel 3D software for Windows and Mac

OSX. This application converts your 3D

digital files into buildable files.

MINIMUM HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

A PC with these minimum requirements will

be required to run the Dremel® 3D Software

Processor: Multi-core processor - 2 GHz or

faster per core

System RAM: 2 GB

Screen Resolution: 1024x768

USB port

WINDOWS REQUIREMENTS

Dremel® Software runs on 32 and 64-bit

Operating Systems

Windows Vista or later

MAC OSX REQUIREMENTS

Dremel® Software runs on Mac OSX 10.8 or

later

ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

3D20 input rating: 120V, 60Hz, 1.2A

OPERATING ENVIRONMENT

Room Temperature: 16-29° C (60 - 85° F)

Level workspace

Dry workspace environment

15.7” (400mm)

19.1” (485mm) 13.2” (335mm)

WALL

8” (203mm)

8” (203mm)8” (203mm)

14” (356mm)

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Glossary of Terms

3D20 Resources

Resource Description Location

Quick Start Guide Provides illustrated walkthrough

of how to un-box your 3D20 and

start building out of the box.

Printed version of the Quick Start

Guide is located in the rectangular

component carton. It is also

available on www.dremel3d.com

3D20 Website Provides the latest 3D20

software, product information,

and customer support.

www.dremel3d.com

3D20 Customer

Support

Contact Dremel for product

support, maintenance, and

service.

1-844-4DRML3D

(1-844-437-6533)

www.dremel3d.com

Dremel 3D20

Software

Allows you to upload, edit, and

build 3D files. You can also

change device settings and

order supplies.

Installed from www.dremel3d.com

or from SD card provided with the

Dremel 3D20.

Term Definition

Build Platform The flat surface used by your Dremel 3D20 to build objects.

Build Platform Clip Clip located at the front of the build platform base that is used to secure the build

platform in place.

Build Tape Adhesive tape similar to blue painter’s tape that improves the consistency of your

objects and helps them stick to the build plate surface.

Build Volume The three dimensional (3D) amount of space that an object will use once it is

completed. Your Dremel 3D20 has a maximum build volume which means that

objects with a larger build volume cannot be built unless they are resized or broken

into sub-objects.

Door Your Dremel 3D20 has a door located on the front panel. This allows for easy access

to the build platform, extruder, filament, and your objects. This door is made with a

transparent material so you can monitor the progress of your objects while keeping

the build environment stable.

Lid Your Dremel 3D20 has a removable lid on the top. This allows for more access to the

build platform, extruder, filament, and objects when necessary.

Limit Switch Switch that is activated by the motion of the extruder or build platform when the end

of travel is reached.

Extruder An assembly that uses gears to pull filament through the extruder intake, heat the

filament to the build temperature, and push the heated filament out of the extruder tip.

Extruder Fan A fan used to cool the outer assembly of the extruder and gear motor.

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Extruder Intake An opening located at the top of the extruder where filament is inserted for building.

Extruder Push Lever A lever located on the side of the extruder that is used to loosen the grip of the

extruder gear motor.

Extruder Tip A nozzle located at the bottom of the extruder where heated filament is forced out for

building.

Filament A threadlike strand of plastic material.

Filament Spool A cylindrical piece on which a long strand of filament is wound for storage and

continuous use.

Filament Guide Tube A plastic piece that guides the filament from the filament spool through a passage in

the outer housing of your Dremel 3D20.

Leveling Knobs Knobs located under the build platform base that are used to create proper spacing

between the extruder tip and the build platform.

Leveling Tool Calibrated leveling pad with detailed markings and directions for use.

PLA A bioplastic derived from renewable resources such as corn starch.

Needle Nose Pliers Common tool used to hold small objects and to grab excess material that may be too

hot to touch directly.

Object Removal Tool A tool used to separate your objects from the build platform.

SD Card A portable memory card used on a wide array of devices such as cameras.

Spool Holder A plastic piece located to the left of the build platform inside your Dremel 3D20 build

area that is designed to hold a filament spool.

Spool Lock A plastic piece which locks the filament spool to the spool holder. This piece is

inserted through the center of the filament spool, into the spool holder, and turned to

lock.

Stepper Motor A brushless DC electric motor used to drive the guide rails and extruder gears.

.STL File A common digital file format used in a wide range of 3D model software. This file is

created in 3rd party 3D software or downloaded from Dremel3D.com.

.3dremel File Dremel’s digital file format that is used by your Dremel 3D20 to properly process

models.

.G3Drem File A buildable file format compatible with your Dremel 3D20.

Touch Screen Full color display that is touch activated. It allows you to monitor your Dremel 3D20

and objects while also providing commands directly to your Dremel 3D20 without the

use of a computer.

Unclog Tool A tool used to clear the extruder of excess debris.

X-Axis Guide Rails A set of rails on either side of the extruder that allow a stepper motor to move the

extruder to the left or right side of the build area.

Y-Axis Guide Rails A set of rails on either side of the build area that allow a stepper motor to move the

extruder to the front or back of the build area.

Z-Axis Guide Rails A set of rails located at the back of the build area that allow a stepper motor to move

the build platform up or down.

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Getting To Know Your 3D20

1. Lid

2. Door

3. Touch Screen

4. Build Platform

5. Build Platform Clips

6. Filament Spool

7. Filament Spool Holder/Lock

8. Extruder Tip

9. Extruder Fan

10. Extruder

11. Extruder Intake

12. X-Axis Guide Rails

13. Stepper motor (1 of 3)

14. Z-Axis Guide rail

15. Filament Guide Tube

16. Y-Axis Guide Rails

17. SD card Input

18. USB Input

19. Power Switch

20. Power Input

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Kit Contents and Unpacking

Introduction

Welcome to the world of Dremel 3D. Our

mission is to mentor you through the 3D

building process and share best practices for

bringing your ideas to life. 3D building is a

process that will involve experimentation and

persistence. Thankfully, the Dremel experts

are here to make your job easier with online

tips and live support. Kick-start your success

by registering your Dremel 3D20 on

Dremel3D.com giving you access to

hundreds of high-quality models and

innovative projects. With Dremel, you can

build on your own ideas, build them better

and make them yours.

3D20 Quick Start Guide

WARNINGWARNING

READ ALL OPERATING/SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IN THE MANUAL AND FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THE

DREMEL 3D20 BEFORE SETUP AND USE. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS

MAY RESULT IN FIRE, EQUIPMENT DAMAGE, PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR PERSONAL INJURY.

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KIT CONTENTS

*Do not store in moist or hot environment.

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UNPACKING

1. Place box on table and cut tape.

2. Lift outer box and allow inner box to open.

3. Remove carton lid from top of your Dremel

3D20.

4. Rectangular carton on top of your Dremel

3D20 contains product manual, quick-start

guide, and set-up pieces. Remove the kit

contents located inside.

5. Using a firm grip, lift your Dremel 3D20 out of

packaging and place gently on stable work

surface.

6. Remove plastic lid from top of your Dremel

3D20.

7. Remove tape from your Dremel 3D20 door.

8. Remove inserts from inside of your Dremel

3D20.

Tip: Keep packaging for future transportation

and storage.

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Touch Screen

Using your Dremel 3D20 without a computer is easy with the onboard software and full color

touch screen.

Before building your model we want to familiarize you with the touch screen menu structure

and options.

Observe all provided warnings and safety instructions when using the

Dremel 3D20. Failure to do so may result in fire, equipment damage,

property damage or personal injury.

!

WARNING

BUILD

Select a model file from your Dremel 3D20’s

onboard memory by tapping the Dremel 3D20 icon

or select a model file from SD card by tapping the

SD card icon.

After a model is selected, a pop-up window will

appear on the touch screen with the following

options:

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BUILD

Tapping this option will begin the building process

while displaying useful information and object

status.

STOP – Tapping this option will cancel the object.

You will be asked whether to cancel building or

continue building.

PAUSE/PLAY – Tapping this option will pause or

resume the building process. This will allow you to

access the “filament” button.

FILAMENT – Tapping this option will allow you to

unload or load the filament while the build is paused.

COPY

Tapping this option will allow you to copy a model

file from an SD card to your Dremel 3D20 onboard

memory. You cannot copy a model file from your

Dremel 3D20 to an SD card.

COPY MODEL

Tapping this option will confirm your decision to copy

your model file from your Dremel 3D20’s onboard

memory or an SD card.

COPY MODEL SUCCESSFUL

A pop-up alert notifying you that the model file has

been successfully copied.

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DELETE

Tapping this button to permanently delete the

selected model file from the onboard Dremel 3D20

memory drive or an SD card.

DELETE MODEL

A pop-up will ask you to confirm that you want to

permanently delete a model file from your Dremel

3D20’s onboard memory or an SD card.

DELETE MODEL SUCCESSFUL

A pop-up alert notifying you that the model file has

been successfully deleted.

RETURN

Return to previous menu.

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TOOLS

FILAMENT

Load – Tapping this option will instruct your Dremel

3D20 to begin heating the extruder for loading

filament (see page 25 for instructions on loading

filament). The touch screen will display a status bar

and will let you know when it is time to load the

filament.

Unload - Tapping this option will instruct your

Dremel 3D20 to begin heating the extruder for

unloading filament (see page 32 for instructions on

unloading filament). The touch screen will display a

status bar and will let you know when it is time to

unload the filament.

LEVEL

Tapping this option will begin the build platform

leveling process (see page 27 for instructions on

leveling the build platform). The touch screen will

display instructions on how to level the build

platform.

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JOG MODE

Tapping this option will display the options for

positioning the extruder and build platform along the

X-axis, Y-Axis, and Z-axis.

HOME

Tapping this option moves the extruder and build

platform to the zero position.

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SETTING

Tapping this option will allow you to change the

manufacturer settings for language or revert back to

manufacturer settings.

PREHEAT

Tapping this option will begin preheating the

extruder for building or excess debris removal. The

touch screen will display the approximate extruder

temperature. You can use the touch screen to

START or STOP the preheating process at any time.

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ABOUT

Tapping this option will display your Dremel 3D20

serial number, current firmware version, usage

(hours), and the Dremel 3D20 status.

RETURN

Return to previous menu.

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