Snapmaker A150 Manuale utente
This manual instructs you to use the Snapmaker 2.0 A150, A250, and A350. The three
models with different sizes share the same 3-in-1 function, so we will demonstrate their
use with the A350 model. Before operation, ensure that you have read the entire manual.
Should you encounter any technical problems, contact us at support@snapmaker.com.
Foreword
Contents
Foreword 1
Contents 2
Safety Guidelines 4
Labels on Your Snapmaker 5
Safety Symbols 7
Safety Measures 8
Emergency Response 9
Touchscreen 12
User Interface 13
Firmware 14
Snapmaker Luban 15
How to Install 16
Version Requirements 16
3D Printing 17
01 Operating Environment 21
02 Filament Library 22
03 How to 3D Print 27
04 Waste Disposal 48
05 Maintenance 48
06 Troubleshooting 60
Laser Engraving and Cutting 65
01 Operating Environment 69
02 Material Library 70
03 How to Laser Engrave and Cut 78
04 Waste Disposal 120
05 Maintenance 121
06 Troubleshooting 130
CNC Carving 135
01 Operating Environment 139
02 Material Library 139
03 Tool Library 143
04 How to CNC Carve 147
05 Waste Disposal 163
06 Maintenance 164
07 Troubleshooting 173
Resources 174
Compliance 175
Disclaimer 176
Copyright 176
Safety
Guidelines
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Safety Guidelines - Labels on Your Snapmaker
Labels on Your Snapmaker
On the 3D Printing Module
Warns you of the hot surface. Avoid direct contact with the nozzle and hot end during printing or
immediately after printing.
On the Laser Module
Warns you of laser radiation. This is a class 4 laser product. Avoid eyes
and skin exposure to direct or scattered radiation. Wear the Laser Safety
Goggles or use other protective equipment such as the Enclosure during
laser engraving and cutting.
Warns you that laser radiation is emitted from this aperture. Never look
into the aperture or put your body parts under the aperture when the laser
engraving and cutting machine is powered on.
IEC 60825
FDA
FDA
IEC 60825
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On the CNC Module
Warns you of sharp objects. Take care to avoid injury when attaching or detaching the CNC bits.
On the Heated Bed
Warns you of danger. Pay attention to any operations on the Heated Bed.
Warns you of the hot surface. Avoid direct contact with the Heated Bed during printing or immediately
after printing. Wait several minutes before contact or use auxiliary tools like heat-insulated gloves.
Do not print directly on this surface; otherwise, you will damage the Heated Bed.
Do not touch the Heated Bed with bare hands during printing or immediately after printing.
There are no labels on the Heated Bed on Snapmaker 2.0 A150. Nevertheless, you should remain
cautious in operation.
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On the Print Sheet
Warns you of danger. Pay attention to any operations on the Print Sheet.
Warns you of the hot surface. Avoid direct contact with the Print Sheet during printing or immediately
after printing. Wait several minutes before contact or use auxiliary tools like heat-insulated gloves.
Do not touch the Print Sheet with bare hands during printing or immediately after printing.
Safety Symbols
Safety symbols in Quick Start Guides and User Manuals instruct you to avoid damage or hazards during assembly
and use.
Warning Failure to follow this instruction might result in severe personal injury.
Caution Failure to follow this instruction might result in malfunction, damage to the machine or
workpiece, or slight personal injury.
Tip Tells you practical advice.
Direction Ensure that the highlighted part is facing the right way.
Do not tighten the screws yet.
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Safety Guidelines - Labels on Your Snapmaker
Safety Measures
General Safety Information
Read the entire manual before use.
This machine should only be used by trained operators aged 18 and above.
This machine should be used exclusively for recreational purposes.
Do not leave the machine unattended while it is on.
Do not touch the moving parts while the machine is in operation.
Do not operate the machine while tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication.
Do not let children use the machine without the supervision and assistance of an adult.
Always operate this machine indoors on a solid horizontal table or workbench.
Do not expose this machine to rain or wet conditions.
Always cut the power supply before maintenance or modifications.
In all EU member states, the operation of 5150-5250 MHz is restricted to indoor use only.
3D Printing Safety
Do not touch the nozzle, hot end, Print Sheet, Heated Bed, and uncured filament when the 3D printer is heating or
printing.
Turn off the 3D printer immediately if any of the following occurs:
- The 3D printer is on re which persists after it is turned off.
- The 3D printer stops unexpectedly.
- Any damage is incurred to the interior components of the 3D printer.
- Any unusual light or sound comes from the 3D printer which has never occurred previously.
Laser Safety
The small percentage of the population (0.01%) that have blue-yellow color blindness (tritanopia) may struggle to see
the laser lights and may not realize that the laser engraving and cutting machine is turned on. Tritanopic users must
therefore be particularly careful.
Operate the machine wearing the Laser Safety Goggles and other protective equipment such as a mask or using the
Enclosure.
The Laser Module is a class 4 laser product. You should operate the Laser Module only if you have sufficient knowledge of
the physical properties of laser radiation, Laser Hazard Classes and associated health implications, and safety measures.
Never expose yourself to the laser beam. Proper use and care of the Laser Module are essential to safe operation.
Keep children and bystanders away while operating this machine.
Operate the laser engraving and cutting machine in a well-ventilated place or with an air purifier.
Remove any reflective material from the work area underneath the Laser Module, as it can cause scattered radiation.
Turn off the machine immediately if any of the following occurs:
- Open ames appear.
- The machine stops unexpectedly.
- Any damage is incurred to the interior components of the laser engraving and cutting machine.
- Any unusual light or sound comes from the machine which has never occurred previously.
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Safety Guidelines - Labels on Your Snapmaker
CNC Safety
Always operate the machine wearing the CNC Safety Goggles.
Operate the CNC carver in a well-ventilated place and take safety precautions like wearing protective masks.
Do not touch the bit or collet immediately after use, as doing so can cause burn hazards.
Always have the material securely clamped. Do not hold the workpiece with your hands throughout carving.
Turn off the CNC carver immediately if any of the following occurs:
- The CNC carver is on re which persists after it is turned off.
- The CNC carver stops unexpectedly.
- Any damage is incurred to the interior components of the CNC carver.
- Any unusual light or sound comes from the CNC carver which has never occurred previously.
- The bit or workpiece gets jammed or bogged down. Wait for all moving parts to stop and unplug the cable, and
then free the jammed material.
Emergency Response
3D Printing Emergencies
Burns from Hot Surface
Touching the hot surface, including the hot nozzle, hot end, Heated Bed, Print Sheet, and uncured filament, will burn
your skin. Should you be burnt:
(1) Get yourself away from the heat source.
(2) Immediately rinse your burnt area with cool running water.
(3) Remove any clothing or jewelry near your burnt area.
(4) Use painkillers if necessary.
(5) Cover the burn with a clean, dry bandage.
(6) Should you suffer from severe burn, seek medical help immediately.
Inhalation of Fumes and Granules
Printing with certain filaments will emit fumes or produce granules, which may irritate your respiratory system.
Generally, we recommend you use safety addons and wear protective masks when printing.
Should respiratory irritation occur, immediately expose the victim to fresh air and seek medical help immediately.
Laser Emergencies
Eye Injury from Laser
Should your eyes be exposed to direct or scattered laser beams, take the following steps as an emergency response:
(1) Grab a nearby thick and opaque object to block the laser beam to prevent further exposure to laser.
(2) Shut down the laser engraving and cutting machine immediately.
(3) If an eye injury is suspected, medical examination by a qualied specialist needs to be carried out as soon as
possible.
(4) If an eye injury is apparent, call the local hospital for emergency help.
If a medical emergency occurs in which the extent or nature of the injury precludes you from further
actions, sit down on the floor and yell for help. Warn any respondent of laser danger and ask them to
turn off the laser engraving and cutting machine before sending you to the hospital.
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