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- Send the tool manager a request for online access to NanoScribe’s NanoGuide Webpage.
- Users are required and responsible for reviewing the services and procedures provided by NanoScribe on the following: [You will need to log in to NanoGuide to view these materials.]
- Import a CAD model File
- Prepare a sample & change the objective
- The end-user is responsible for maintaining their own supply of substrates.
- CNF will provide at no extra charge standard resist.
- Standard resins are:
- IP-Dip
- IP-S
- IP-L
- IP-Q
- Start NanoWrite and Insert sample holder
Perform a sample approach
Load a print Job
Print your structure
Unload the sample
Develop the sample
Clean the objective lens
Leaving the printer
3D Printer
- Overview and Safety
- Software (Software Overview, DeScribe, NanoWrite, Zeiss Axion Vision)
- Sample Holders
- Print Sets
- Hardware
- Objectives (Objective Overview, 63x, 25x, 10x)
- Substrates
- Cleaning and Maintenace
- Process Materials
- Printing Processes
- Model Creation and Import
- Print with Solution Sets
- Print Strategies
- Programming Structures
- Post Print Processes
- (Optional) Learning
- Learning [For additional remote and e-learning from NanoScribe
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- Check your STL model for common mesh errors. You can use CAD software capable of mesh verification such as Autodesk Meshmixer or MeshLab
- Once Once your file has been checked for mesh errors, run it through DeScribe to do the conversion. Be sure to select the desired solution set (SF, MF, or LF) for your process.
- Sign up in CULearn for training:
- RSRCH - CNF - NanoScribe GT2 (NetID Link)
- RSRCH - CNF - NanoScribe GT2 (GuestID Link)
- Once you have watched the online CULearn training video send an email to the tool manager to arrange hands-on training.
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