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Line 83: − + − − The Dissolvable Support Bath is a Thermo Haake DL30 Circulating Bath. It is used in conjunction with both Stratasys 3D printers, the [[Dimension 3D Printer|Dimension]] and the [[F370 3D Printer|F370]]. Since these printers use QRS support material, the support can be dissolved in a heated, agitated, diluted solution of Sodium Hydroxide. − − Sodium Hydroxide can be dangerous when handled incorrectly, therefore there are various safety procedures associated with the use of the Dissolvable Support Bath. Line 101:
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==Description==
==Description==
The Dissolvable Support Bath is a Thermo Haake DL30 Circulating Bath. It is used in conjunction with both Stratasys [[F370 3D Printer|F370]] 3D printers. Since these printers use QRS support material, the support can be dissolved in a heated, agitated, diluted solution of Sodium Hydroxide. Sodium Hydroxide can be dangerous when handled incorrectly, therefore there are various safety procedures associated with the use of the Dissolvable Support Bath.
==Documentation==
==Documentation==
====General Procedure====
====General Procedure====
* ALWAYS USE SAFETY ATTIRE.
[[File:Bath_Controls.jpg|227x227px|thumb|right|Bath Controls Panel.|link=https://maker-hub.georgefox.edu/wiki/File:Bath_Controls.jpg]]
*Flip the black switch (inside the yellow rectangle) to turn the bath on
*Then press the button circled in red to start the heating process
*The red knob (circled in cyan) should always be set to about 85 degrees Celsius
*Keep the lid shut as often as possible
*Place the part inside of a mesh bag, tie the strings of the mesh bag to the side handles, allow the part to soak in the bath for several hours
**Mesh bags are located in the small drawer next to the sink
*''When removing parts:''
**If needed, the basket can be lifted out and removed so that parts can be sifted through in the air instead of the solution. If you do remove basket, removed the lid first and place it in the sink. Next, lift the basket, let it drain above the bath so that it drips into the bath, then once it is barley dripping, the basket can be transferred to the sink.
**Wash the mesh bag and part thoroughly. Use paper towels to dry the part and let the part sit on paper towels and drain for a couple hours. Always inform the part's creator to wash their hands after handling the part and before eating or touching their eyes/face.
**Replace the basket and lid.
==Safety==
==Safety==
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*[https://www.massetrecovery.com/Pictures11/dc30.pdf Instruction Manual] for the Thermo Haake DL30 Circulating Bath.
*[https://www.massetrecovery.com/Pictures11/dc30.pdf Instruction Manual] for the Thermo Haake DL30 Circulating Bath.
**'''How to use bath:'''
**'''How to use bath:'''
***ALWAYS USE SAFETY ATTIRE.[[File:Bath_Controls.jpg|227x227px|thumb|right|Bath Controls Panel.|link=https://maker-hub.georgefox.edu/wiki/File:Bath_Controls.jpg]]
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****Flip the black switch (inside the yellow rectangle) to turn the bath on
**'''What to do if the bath is beeping:'''
**'''What to do if the bath is beeping:'''
***This typically means the bath is low on water (below 1.5 horizontal holes of the basket inside)
***This typically means the bath is low on water (below 1.5 horizontal holes of the basket inside)