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Correct workflow, your first print with eject

Roughly one in four support tickets trace back to a missed step in this workflow, usually “I never clicked Add to Queue” or “I uploaded the wrong file”. Five minutes here saves you from most of them.

Prepare your print as normal, pick plate type, filament, and layer settings. The FarmLoop app doesn’t slice, it only processes Bambu Studio’s output.

In Bambu Studio: File → Export → Export plate sliced file.

Bambu Studio toolbar with 'Export plate sliced file' highlighted next to the Slice plate button

Open app.3d-farmers.com and drop the .gcode.3mf file into the upload zone. You’ll see a preview of the plate once it parses.

FarmLoop app upload area with Upload & Queue highlighted and a drop zone for .gcode.3mf files

Click the uploaded plate → Detachment Tuning. This is where you set:

  • Bed temperature threshold for eject (or switch to time-based)
  • Z-offset adjustment
  • Print orientation on the plate
  • Fan upgrade on/off (if installed)
Detachment Tuning panel showing Push mode selected with cooldown, bed temperature, and Z-offset current settings

See Parts won’t detach if you’re unsure what values to use.

5. Click “Add to Queue” or “Process Gcode”

Section titled “5. Click “Add to Queue” or “Process Gcode””
Cooldown and tuning parameters with the green Add to Queue button at the bottom right

6. Download the FL_S1_... or FL_S2_... file

Section titled “6. Download the FL_S1_... or FL_S2_... file”

After Add to Queue / Process Gcode, a new file appears with a FL_S1_ prefix for Stage 1 or FL_S2_ prefix for Stage 2. For example FL_S2_my_part.gcode.3mf. This is the file with FarmLoop’s eject sequence injected into the end-of-print G-code.

Two options:

  • Via Bambu Studio: open the FL_S1_... / FL_S2_... file in Bambu Studio and use the regular Print button
  • Directly via LAN: if you have LAN-only mode configured, send straight from the app

At print end, the printer cools to your threshold, the FarmLoop bender fires, and the part drops into your bin.

Prefer to watch? There’s a walkthrough video in the upper-right corner of the app, or jump straight to it:

YouTube: FarmLoop workflow walkthrough