Boilermakery

Funded by the Purdue Student Fee Advisory Board and built by Bechtel Center, the Boilermakery is an interactive makerspace for Purdue students situated on the ground floor of the Bechtel Innovation Design Center. Whether you want to explore usage of simple manufacturing machines, work through the space’s overarching interaction project, or just need access to some simple hand tools, the Boilermakery is free to use for all Purdue students regardless of college or major.

3D Printing

Prints can only be started during operating hours
PLA only
No personal filament
Self use only
No loading/unloading filament
Users new to the Bambu studio, Bambu printers, and Boilermakery must seek training from the Printing and Prototyping lab
Must follow all posted instructions
No servicing of printing
Users must adhere to university policies and the BIDC member agreement

Step 1: Clear all purge lines from print bed

Step 2: Ensure build plate is completely clear and installed correctly with the white label facing you.

Step 3: Upload a *.3mf / *.stl file to the USB drive attached to the table on the right side

Usb to the left of Bambu No: 3 and the left of laptop.

Step 4: When uploaded, connect USB drive to Boilermakery Laptop.

Step 5: Add file onto Bambu Studio slicer.

Bambu Lab Studio home screen to add a part into the slicer.

Step 6: Set the following settings:
Printer: Bambu Labs P1S
Nozzle: 0.4mm Nozzle
Filament: Generic PLA

Step 7: Generate any supports if necessary then slice files

Step 8: Navigate to the Devices tab on BambuSlicer

Step 9: Print files and please do not leave prints unattended

Manufacturer: Bambu Labs
Model: P1S
Key Specs:
Build volume: 256 x 256 x 256 mm³
Filament run out sensor

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