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I (also) think that one of the motors is stalling.

You might have the current set too low for one. It would be interesting to check the current for the one that works, and then set the other one as that one is.
If the current is set too low, the motor will stall; if it's too high the driver will ...

Hi All,

I had been using a scaling factor for the i3 Dual with stock pullies and z-screws.
This following is pretty good at a 100mm test square.

Scale Factor x and y: .9792, or 1.0208
It was 78.74 steps per millimeter, and now I've set it to 80.377792

Scale z: .9835 or factor of :1.0165
Was 2560 ...

Thanks William Kwok.

Unlike most of the boards I post to, this site does not host photos--even small photos, so I am not likely to post a photo here.

I will compare my firmware version, though I am worried about all the little changes that have to be made before uploading install it.

You can't tell me what the latest firmware version is unless I first give you the information you want?

Hi,

What the latest firmware for:
Geeetech i3 pro C dual extruder 3D printer

I had some minor scaling issues with the stock threaded rods.
Scale Factor x, y: .9792, or 1.0208
Scale z: .9835 or factor of :1.0165

Thanks : )

[I had some issues with it quitting and shutting off the extruder.
I found ...

Well, let me see. No, this message board not only monitors all posts, but also does not provide any kind of photo uploading.

Geeetech still hasn't replied to my request for a replacement part, as I was shipped 2 of z-left motor mounts and none of the right.
I plan to some youtube videos of the ...

All the manuals need serious updating.

Using manuals and the videos I figured out that I needed to have collars with grubscrews on the shafts.

The Y-Axis motormount needs a redesign. Because they didn't want to put a large hole in the endplate, they made kept the part that projects into the ...

I have some problems with the Y-Axis assembly, and it appears that I cannot proceed on my kit.

1.) According to the manual, nothing seem to hold in the linear bearing rods to keep them from sliding out of place.
The rods can slide right out the back of the printer rear plate.

2.) It seem acrylic ...