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I think I see the problem. When the print head is moving on the z-axis you can see the print head rock back and forth in the y-axis.


I have seen some "anti wobble" parts that can be printed. is this something that can help with this?

Thanks

bought a i3 pro b last year and printed out the project that I was trying to get done. Wan't overly happy with the quality.

I now have some projects that I am trying to get done and I have the same quality issues. It is a problem where I get "layer" lines. (photo attached).

I don't know if this is ...

i am trying to print a large part and the x-axis is randomly "skipping", sounds like its grinding, then it continues printing but everything has shifted 3mm (approx).

any suggestions?

thanks

I finally got a print job out. after figuring out the hairspray / glue on the bed print head heights, etc.

Is there a good document on a calibration on the machine? I just purchased the Geeetech Prusa pro i3b w/ 1.75mm material and .3mm nozzle
my test print looks horrible. almost like the plastic ...

So, I removed the heater lines from the control board and tinned the ends and did another resistance test. this time, I noticed that it was 12M ohms (body resistance from me holding the wires to the probes), so I started looking for an open.

I removed the heater from the extruder assembly, pulled ...

Hi,
I just purchased a Prusa I3b printer kit. assembled it on the weekend, fixed a couple of issues and got it to auto home.
I connected it to my notebook, downloaded the drivers and the software as per the wiki.

I have the software connecting to the printer and am able to control the motors, etc ...