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This is due to the security restrictions that OSX applies to the Downloads folder. Mac Move Pango application from your Downloads folder to your Application folder. Windows You can run Pango from any directory.
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You can grab Pango direct from Kodamas website in the Download section. Get the latest version (2.3+) as it will be needed to get you set up. Official Spool Holders (see Downloads section) Normal Spool Holder (left) and Enclosure Spool Holder (right)
While printing these, you can simply stand your spool up behind the printer, then check on it during printing to ensure it doesn’t get tangled up on anything.
You have the option to grab the official spool holders or one of the community created options. OMG where is my Spool Holder? Well, this is meant to be one of your first functional prints. This is installed on its own, don’t use the small black spacer from the Heated Bed.
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Here’s a video showing how to clean the BuildTak material with 70% Alcohol as well: Normal Bed Heat build plate to 100C to soften any residue that might have been left behind after removing your printed models, so it will be easy to clean up with your removal tool of choice. This also ensures you don’t prematurely destroy your heated bed in the process. Please DO NOT try and rip the model from the BuildTak, this is how you destroy the surface and it ends up being very expensive to keep replacing them. This will help ensure your BuildTak material lasts a good long time. Using one of the recommend removal tools you should slowly work your way under an edge of the printed object, then move the tool around the entire underside of the model until it’s fully released. One of the community members (sorry, can’t remember who told me about it) had posted about how they like to heat up the build plate to about 60C to help with the removal of the printed models. Idea and image provided by Rick Miller Tip: Part Removal This is to help reduce any fatigue caused by the constant motion.
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You want to make sure you install a zip tie around the cable connection and through the holes at the back left of the heated build plate.
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Plus there is a good chance of ruining your brand new heated bed if you tried. You can’t print directly on the surface of this bed, since it’s too slick anything to stick. You will also need to install the BuildTak material on top of the Heated Bed. See how it’s installed in the official video: Please ensure you installed the small black spacer under the bed first. Great place to start when you run into issues. Here’s a forum section dedicated to helping people with solutions that work. Some good general information, plus some great ideas in the comments. To help with this process, hold the included wrench so that you are holding the shorter section, to reduce the amount of torque you can apply. This can mess with the threading of the mount point but also cause your screws to get stuck to the point of having to using a Drill / Dremel to cut the screw head for removal. Make sure when attaching the Extruder Assembly / Laser Mount, that you don't over tighten the screws. Even with that said, I still feel it’s a great video to watch before assembling your printer (No Assembly Instructions? Check the Downloads section). The Printer Assembly video was created using a Prototype unit during the Kickstarter Campaign before the production units were realized, so there will be some differences. Terrible quality and terribly useful NOTE Getting Started: Printer Assembly: Trinus Tips and Breakdown Videos I highly suggest you watch all these videos just to get your bearings before you start your build process. This document will try and get you started, but there’s always unknowns that will crop up and the following options will help you get through those. There are plenty of active users in the Trinus community right now, so don’t be afraid to ask as many questions as possible.
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