Elegoo Mars 2 Pro - Revision history

YellowEng: Included Post-processing reminder by the cleaning section

2024-09-06T21:45:13Z

Included Post-processing reminder by the cleaning section

YellowEng: Included Use Case for the Mars 2 Pro printer.

2024-09-06T21:14:08Z

Included Use Case for the Mars 2 Pro printer.

YellowEng: Mars 2 Pro does not have Wi-Fi connectivity.

2024-09-06T21:00:14Z

Mars 2 Pro does not have Wi-Fi connectivity.

YellowEng: Updated Operations of the Mars 2 Pro.

2024-09-06T02:45:21Z

Updated Operations of the Mars 2 Pro.

YellowEng: Additions to the safety and materials section.

2024-09-06T02:09:11Z

Additions to the safety and materials section.

YellowEng: Included safety and materials section for resin.

2024-09-06T01:44:08Z

Included safety and materials section for resin.

YellowEng: Included steps for leveling the bed.

2024-09-06T01:06:25Z

Included steps for leveling the bed.

YellowEng at 00:35, 6 September 2024

2024-09-06T00:35:56Z

YellowEng: Created an Elegoo Mars 2 Pro page (and, previously, an Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra Page). Included a temporary picture, description, and table for each page.

2024-08-29T18:50:26Z

Created an Elegoo Mars 2 Pro page (and, previously, an Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra Page). Included a temporary picture, description, and table for each page.

New page

Asmbly owns the ELEGOO Mars 2P, a cure post-processing equipment.

{{Required|Intro to Resin 3D Printing}}

[[File:Elegoo Mars 2 Pro.png|alt=Photo of the Elegoo Mars 2 Pro|center|frameless]]

{| class="wikitable"
|+Unnamed Cure Post-Processor
|-
|Manufacturer||Elegoo
|-
|Model||Elegoo Mars 2 Pro
|-
|Technology||UV Photocuring
|-
|Layer Thickness||0.01 - 0.2mm
|-
|Printing Speed||30 - 50mm/h
|-
|Z Axis Accuracy||0.00125mm
|-
|XY Resolution||0.05mm (1620 * 2560)
|-
|Build Volume||129mm(L) * 80mm(W) * 160mm(H)
|-
|Light Source||UV Integrated Light (Wavelength 405 nm)
|-
|Languages||Chinese, English, Japanese, Dutch, Korean, French, German, Russian, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Portuguese
|-
|Connectivity||USB Interface & Wi-Fi
|-
|Weight||6.2kg
|-
|Operation||3.5-inch Capacitive Touch Screen
|-
|Power Requirements||100-240V 50/60Hz
|-
|Printer Dimensions||20cm(L) * 20cm(W) * 41cm(H)
|}

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 * Check the condition of the release film before each printing, and observe whether the release film is loose, whether there are scratches or severe whitening on the surface, and if so, replace it in time. The release film is a vulnerable part, replace it at least once every 1-2 months, and increase the replacement frequency as the printing frequency increases.
 * Be careful when removing the printing platform to prevent damaging the LCD screen. The service life of the screen is about 2000+ hours and will decrease with increasing printing frequency. Do a good job of daily screen cleaning, and unplug the machine in time after printing. If there is a screen exposure problem or service life has seriously affected the print quality, please replace the screen in time.
 ==Resources==

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 ==Use Case==
-Description of what the tool does and when or why to use it
+The Mars 2 Pro is an SLA printer known for its high-resolution output and consistent print quality. It supports file uploads via USB, and its impressive resolution makes it ideal for detailed and precision projects.
 ==Materials==
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 # Import .stl type file through Open File, and adjust the model by changing the view angle, size, and position of the model.
-# Go to "Settings" and Select ELEGOO MARS 2 PRO as the default printer.
+# Go to "Settings" and select ELEGOO MARS 2 PRO as the default printer.
 # Adjust the printer parameters as needed, though keep the parameters as default if no change is needed.
 # When the model is ready, click "Slice", and when it's done, click "Save" to export the sliced file and copy it to U disk. (Alternatively, selecting "Network Sending" immediately sends the print to the printer wirelessly.)

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 Formlabs Photopolymer Resin Clear
-==Operation (pictures encouraged) ==
+==Operation ==
-==== Feeds and Speeds - if appropriate====
+==== Chitu Box Slicer Setup====
-====Controls====
+# Import .stl type file through Open File, and adjust the model by changing the view angle, size, and position of the model.
-====Settings and Adjustments ====
+==== Recommended Parameters in Chitu Box ====
 ====Leveling the Bed====
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 #Once Z=0 is set, align the plate to avoid it touching the vat incorrectly.
 #Tighten the two screws to level the plate. There should be some resistance when pulling the paper. If there is no resistance, readjust the screws to level the plate. If there is too much resistance, lift the plate and reset Z=0 for this position.
 ==Cleanup ==
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 ==== Tool Specific Cleaning Guide ====
-*What to clean
+* Do not use sharp or pointy tools to scrape the resin tank to avoid damaging the release liner film.
-*How to clean
+* Clean up the resin tank before changing the resin to another color.
-*Where to dispose of waste
+* Before and after printing, clean the build plate with paper towels or alcohol to ensure that there are no bumps or burrs on the build plate.
+* Before each printing, daily check the exterior of the machine and all mechanical parts for any obvious damage, defects, or abnormalities.
-Example for Miter Saw:
+* Try to keep the printing environment at 25-30 degrees Celsius when printing, and ventilate the printing room as much as possible to facilitate heat dissipation of the machine and resin odor volatilization.
+* If the Z-axis keeps making friction noise, add some lubricant to the lead screw. Please check and apply lubricant grease at least every 2-3 months, and increase the frequency of application as the printing frequency increases.
-#Brush off top surface
+* If you don't use the printer in the next 48 hours, pour the remaining resin from the resin tank back into the resin bottle and seal it well. If there is any residue, please use a filter to filter it out.
-#Brush around machine
+* Check the condition of the release film before each printing, and observe whether the release film is loose, whether there are scratches or severe whitening on the surface, and if so, replace it in time. The release film is a vulnerable part, replace it at least once every 1-2 months, and increase the replacement frequency as the printing frequency increases.
-#Clean infeed and outfeed tables
+* Be careful when removing the printing platform to prevent damaging the LCD screen. The service life of the screen is about 2000+ hours and will decrease with increasing printing frequency. Do a good job of daily screen cleaning, and unplug the machine in time after printing. If there is a screen exposure problem or service life has seriously affected the print quality, please replace the screen in time.
 ==Resources==
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 ====Discourse Links====
+[https://yo.asmbly.org/c/spaces/3dprinters/11 3D Printers Space Team]
 ==Troubleshooting==

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-Asmbly owns the ELEGOO Mars 2P,  a cure post-processing equipment.
+Asmbly owns the ELEGOO Mars 2P SLA printer.
 {{Required|Intro to Resin 3D Printing}}
 [[File:Elegoo Mars 2 Pro.png|alt=Photo of the Elegoo Mars 2 Pro|center|frameless]]
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 |Model||Elegoo Mars 2 Pro
 |-
-|Technology||UV Photocuring
+| Technology||UV Photocuring
 |-
-|Layer Thickness||0.01 - 0.2mm
+|Layer Thickness ||0.01 - 0.2mm
 |-
 |Printing Speed||30 - 50mm/h
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 |XY Resolution||0.05mm (1620 * 2560)
 |-
-|Build Volume||129mm(L) * 80mm(W) * 160mm(H)
+|Build Volume|| 129mm(L) * 80mm(W) * 160mm(H)
 |-
-|Light Source||UV Integrated Light (Wavelength 405 nm)
+|Light Source|| UV Integrated Light (Wavelength 405 nm)
 |-
-|Languages||Chinese, English, Japanese, Dutch, Korean, French, German, Russian, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Portuguese
+| Languages||Chinese, English, Japanese, Dutch, Korean, French, German, Russian, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, Portuguese
 |-
 |Connectivity||USB Interface & Wi-Fi
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 |}
-== Safety ==
+==Safety==
 {{UniversalSafety}}
-==== Equipment-Specific Safety ====
+====Equipment-Specific Safety====
-<PPE> are required to use this tool.
+* Keep the Mars 2 Pro 3D Printer and its accessories out of the reach of children.
-==== Etiquette (if relevant) ====
+====Etiquette====
-Example:
+The 3D printers do not have a daily limit on booking time, but the time spent with the printers should include not only the print time, but also the additional time needed for pre-print and post-print tasks. Please incorporate this extra time when booking the printers.
-If you are going to be spending a lot of time on the miter saw, write "miter saw" in the optional notes of your Skedda booking so other woodshop users will know.
+====Resin Safety====
-==== Resin Safety ====
+*Wear gloves and mask when using.
-* Wear gloves and mask when using.
+==Use Case==
 Description of what the tool does and when or why to use it
 Asmbly use:  e.g. Skedda required, or part of an area.
-== Materials ==
+==Materials==
 Only resin purchased from Asmbly may be used in these printers.
-The pricing of ABS like resin and Standar resin is $0.10 per gram.
+The pricing of resin is $0.10 per gram.
-You may purchase resin here.
+You may purchase resin [https://asmbly.app.neoncrm.com/campaigns/resin-3d-printer-supplies here].
-==== Available Resin Materials ====
+====Available Resin Materials====
 ELEGOO ABS-like 3.0 Photopolymer Resin Grey
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 Formlabs Photopolymer Resin Clear
-== Operation (pictures encouraged) ==
+==Operation (pictures encouraged) ==
-==== Feeds and Speeds - if appropriate ====
+==== Feeds and Speeds - if appropriate====
-==== Controls ====
+====Controls====
-==== Settings and Adjustments ====
+====Settings and Adjustments ====
-==== Leveling the Bed ====
+====Leveling the Bed====
 To level the bed, follow these steps:
-# Press "Tool" and the "Manual"  on the touchscreen to enter the leveling interface.
+#Press "Tool" and the "Manual"  on the touchscreen to enter the leveling interface.
-# Place an A4 sheet of paper on the LCD screen, ensuring both the screen and the build plate are clean.
+#Place an A4 sheet of paper on the LCD screen, ensuring both the screen and the build plate are clean.
-# Loosen the screws securing the build plate.
+#Loosen the screws securing the build plate.
-# Tap the home icon to start the Z=0 process.
+#Tap the home icon to start the Z=0 process.
-# Once Z=0 is set, align the plate to avoid it touching the vat incorrectly.
+#Once Z=0 is set, align the plate to avoid it touching the vat incorrectly.
-# Tighten the two screws to level the plate. There should be some resistance when pulling the paper. If there is no resistance, readjust the screws to level the plate. If there is too much resistance, lift the plate and reset Z=0 for this position.
+#Tighten the two screws to level the plate. There should be some resistance when pulling the paper. If there is no resistance, readjust the screws to level the plate. If there is too much resistance, lift the plate and reset Z=0 for this position.
-==== Tool Use ====
+====Tool Use====
-== Cleanup ==
+==Cleanup ==
 {{UniversalCleaning}}
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 ==== Tool Specific Cleaning Guide ====
-* What to clean
+*What to clean
-* How to clean
+*How to clean
-* Where to dispose of waste
+*Where to dispose of waste
 Example for Miter Saw:
-# Brush off top surface
+#Brush off top surface
-# Brush around machine
+#Brush around machine
-# Clean infeed and outfeed tables
+#Clean infeed and outfeed tables
-# Sweep floor
+#Sweep floor
-# Wall vacuum hose works well
+#Wall vacuum hose works well
-== Resources ==
+==Resources==
-==== Manual ====
+====Manual====
 [https://myosuploads3.banggood.com/products/20210303/20210303043114ELEGOOMars2PROLCDPhotocuring3DPrinterUserManualVersion20210224.pdf ELEGOO Mars 2 Pro]
-==== Discourse Links ====
+====Discourse Links====
-==== SIG Information (if relevant) ====
+====SIG Information (if relevant)====
-==== External Resources ====
+====External Resources====
-== Troubleshooting ==
+==Troubleshooting==
-==== Common Problems ====
+====Common Problems====
 Detail what the problem is and how to fix it
 If you are unsure, it is always best to contact a steward and fill out a [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfBhIcxwJPpBbuTVlxZ6-hSfNduEM5kkT0e4JP_uxGe9Ar75Q/viewform problem report]
-== Common Projects ==
+==Common Projects==

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 If you are going to be spending a lot of time on the miter saw, write "miter saw" in the optional notes of your Skedda booking so other woodshop users will know.
 == Use Case  ==
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 == Materials ==
-==== Acceptable Materials ====
+The pricing of ABS like resin and Standar resin is $0.10 per gram.
-==== Material Limits ====
+You may purchase resin here.
-==== Consumables ====
+==== Available Resin Materials ====
-Shop provided consumables and where to find them.
+ELEGOO ABS-like 3.0 Photopolymer Resin Grey
-e.g. bulk lubricate or cleaning supplies
+Formlabs Photopolymer Resin Grey
-What consumables to bring from home
+Formlabs Photopolymer Resin Rigid 4000
-e.g. sand paper, glue, specialty precision tools or materials
+Formlabs Photopolymer Resin Clear
 == Operation (pictures encouraged) ==

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	\|Printer Dimensions\|\|20cm(L) * 20cm(W) * 41cm(H)		\|Printer Dimensions\|\|20cm(L) * 20cm(W) * 41cm(H)
	\|}		\|}
		+
		+	== Safety ==
		+
		+	{{UniversalSafety}}
		+
		+	==== Equipment-Specific Safety ====
		+	<CLASS> is required to use this tool.
		+
		+	<PPE> are required to use this tool.
		+
		+	==== Etiquette (if relevant) ====
		+	Example:
		+
		+	If you are going to be spending a lot of time on the miter saw, write "miter saw" in the optional notes of your Skedda booking so other woodshop users will know.
		+
		+	== Use Case ==
		+	Description of what the tool does and when or why to use it
		+
		+	Asmbly use: e.g. Skedda required, or part of an area.
		+
		+	== Materials ==
		+
		+	==== Acceptable Materials ====
		+	List of materials allowed or not allowed (whichever is easiest) on this tool
		+
		+	e.g. no metal, no lubricants, no wet glue, no chlorinated materials
		+
		+	Required pre-processing (e.g. pre-jointed / planed lumber before table saw)
		+
		+	==== Material Limits ====
		+	Table of min max dimensions / Material limits
		+
		+	==== Consumables ====
		+	Shop provided consumables and where to find them.
		+
		+	e.g. bulk lubricate or cleaning supplies
		+
		+	What consumables to bring from home
		+
		+	e.g. sand paper, glue, specialty precision tools or materials
		+
		+	== Operation (pictures encouraged) ==
		+
		+	==== Feeds and Speeds - if appropriate ====
		+
		+	==== Controls ====
		+
		+	==== Settings and Adjustments ====
		+
		+	==== Tool Use ====
		+
		+	== Cleanup ==
		+
		+	{{UniversalCleaning}}
		+
		+	==== Tool Specific Cleaning Guide ====
		+
		+	* What to clean
		+	* How to clean
		+	* Where to dispose of waste
		+
		+	Example for Miter Saw:
		+
		+	# Brush off top surface
		+	# Brush around machine
		+	# Clean infeed and outfeed tables
		+	# Sweep floor
		+	# Wall vacuum hose works well
		+
		+	== Resources ==
		+
		+	==== Manual ====
		+
		+	==== Discourse Links ====
		+
		+	==== SIG Information (if relevant) ====
		+
		+	==== External Resources ====
		+
		+	== Troubleshooting ==
		+
		+	==== Common Problems ====
		+	Detail what the problem is and how to fix it
		+
		+	If you are unsure, it is always best to contact a steward and fill out a [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfBhIcxwJPpBbuTVlxZ6-hSfNduEM5kkT0e4JP_uxGe9Ar75Q/viewform problem report]
		+
		+	== Common Projects ==