Tea tray (250*250*45) is quite large, be sure to check my printing instructions

Large Size (250*250) Tea Tray Printing Guide (Taking the P1 3D Printer as an example)

For printing large 250*250mm tea trays, combining with the characteristics of the P1 3D printer, we outline key operating steps and precautions to ensure smooth printing

I. Preparation Before Printing: Print the Cutter Clip File First

1. Prioritize printing plate 3 cutter clip file: Because the tea tray size reaches 250*250mm, this clip file needs to be printed first to secure the cutter's moving mechanism, preventing interference during printing;
2. Refer to the official Wiki: Specific operations (Print volume limitations, and how to achieve extreme build volume | Bambu Lab Wiki) need to be compared with the "Bambu Lab Wiki" to ensure compliance with 3D printer parameter requirements.

II. Operations During Printing: Slicing Settings and Detail Processing

1. Set the slicing software according to the diagram: strictly follow the slicing parameters of the corresponding tea tray model (such as layer height, infill density, support settings, etc.), to ensure parameters are adapted for large-size printing;
2. Initial printing line handling: The initial lines generated at the start of printing can be torn off immediately after printing, or cleaned up uniformly after the entire printing is completed, without affecting the main quality of the tea tray.

III. Important Reminder for Filament Change: Remove the Cutter Device

Regardless of whether an external spool holder is used, if you need to change different colored filament:

1. The cutter device must be removed first: If the cutter device is kept, an error will be triggered during filament change, leading to filament change failure;
2. Reset after filament change: After the filament change is completed, the cutter device needs to be reinstalled to ensure subsequent printing is normal.