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--- atmos:3dprinter:prusa [2026/07/29 16:09] – halmos
+++ atmos:3dprinter:prusa [2026/07/29 18:25] (current) – halmos
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 Important Information
-  * When setting up PrusaSlicer, ensure that you select the PRUSA Core One profile, with the 0.4HF Nozzle.
+  * When setting up PrusaSlicer, ensure that you select the PRUSA Core One and Core One+ profile, with the 0.4HF Nozzle.
   *  There is a multitude of different materials available for printing that require different profiles. BEFORE printing it is incredibly important you verify the type of filament inserted. Damage can occur if the hotend is not heated to the appropriate temperature for the type of filament.
+  * To connect to printer, you must create a Prusa account and be invited to the team. Email jacob.halmos@und.edu with the email address you used to create the account so you can be added.
 ====== Printing Process ======
 ===== Inserting Filament =====
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 ====== Materials Guide ======
+  * https://help.prusa3d.com/category/material-guide_220
+  * If using PETG, it is highly recommended to use the textured sheet (not available in ATSC lab.) Since we do not have access to it, another method is to put a thin layer of glue stick down on the surface where you will be printing. Failure to do this can result in the part being impossible to remove from the bed, damage to the bed, and more.
 ====== Printer Manuals ======
   * https://help.prusa3d.com/product/core-one-plus
+====== Point of Contact ======
+  * David Delene | david.delene@UND.edu
+  * Jacob Halmos | jacob.halmos@UND.edu