Full Product Manual

When you are ready to print your model, click Print to slice the model using the current settings and send a

.makerbot print ﬁle to your MakerBot Replicator Mini+.

If MakerBot Print is connected to your MakerBot Replicator Mini+, the print ﬁle will be sent directly to your

3D printer. Click Show Print Preview in MakerBot Print to open a preview of the sliced model.

Printing the object on a ra is selected by default. The ra acts as a base for your object and any support

structures and ensures that everything adheres well to the build plate. The ra will be easily removable

once you detach your ﬁnished object from the build plate.

HOW TO PAUSE OR CANCEL A PRINT

To pause a print, push the Action button once on the MakerBot Replicator Mini+ while printing.

To cancel a print, push the Action button for 4 seconds while the print is paused on the MakerBot Replicator

Mini+.

REMOVING THE PRINT FROM THE BUILD PLATE

When your print ﬁnishes, remove the build plate from the MakerBot Replicator Mini+. Carefully peel your

print o the grip surface. Peel the ra o of the bottom of the print, if you printed the object with a ra.

When you have removed the print from the build plate, make sure to clean the grip surface of any debris

before reloading the build plate into the MakerBot Replicator Mini+.

Note: When you bend the ﬂexible build plate, some pieces of the ra may remain on the plate. Use a ﬂat,

non-sharp tool to remove the ra pieces. Never use a knife to remove pieces of the ra. You can damage

the build plate.

The surface of the MakerBot Replicator Mini+ build plate, known as the Grip Surface, allows for better

print adhesion and quality than using a surface like blue tape. However, over time, the grip surface can

become cracked and damaged. If these cracks or tears begin to aect print quality, it is time to replace